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Old 12-04-2002, 01:12 PM   #1
lukecp
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Heat isn't very hot

The heater in my truck isn't working too well. In fact, it hasn't worked very well since i have owned the truck. It blows fairly steady, but the air coming out is kinda lukewarm. It dosne't get too cold in Missouri, but i like to get roasted when i turn on the heat . Anyway, the truck usually runs around 190-200 degrees when its warmed up. Would the heater core be bad? I have also heard that the heater box could be letting in some cold air if the inside is kinda messed up. So...where should i start looking for the problem?
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