heat stop working

Asked by felipeford Nov 14, 2013 at 10:07 PM about the 2007 Nissan Titan Crew Cab LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

only my heat is not working everything else is working good. What wrong?

15 Answers

465

If the blower has stopped then check the fuse box. If it just blows cold air after the engine is warmed up then your heater core needs replaced.

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465

If your heater continues to blow cold air after you have driven for ten minutes then most likely your heater core needs replaced.

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16,745

If it's blowing cold air check the water valve behind the engine. It's made to stop hot coolant from going to the heater core if a/c is on. they like to fail. feel the hoses on either side of it and if one's hot and one's cold then it may be malfunctioning. If the hoses are different temp then unplug it and check voltage at the plug it should go 12 volts one way when turned to cold and 12 volts the other way when turned to hot. If it needs replacing it's part of the hose that goes from the heater core to rear of engine behind intake. Don't just assume it's the heater core that is a much more expensive repair and not usually necessary.

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980

My heater blows out cold air will not blow hot air out. Do you think it's the heater control valve or could it be something else. Cold air works fine just no hot air.

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360

My valve is making a clicking noise for about thirty seconds when key is turned on and then off doesn't matter which. No warm air, hear the temp controls change, no water coming from heater core. Sounds like the valve. Yes

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590

All u have to do is take the cover off the heater control valve by removing the 3 screws. You will then see a set of gears they will just pull out. The one at the top right is the biggest round gear u can pull that off then there will be a piece behind it that looks like a cross turn it to the left and that will open up the lines so the water or coolant can flow. Then the heat will work. You may also be able to put the gears back in and it will work fine. Some times the flap gets build up around it and just needs to be broke free

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320

I have change the climate control panel, I have flushed the heater core, I have checked the electronic control valve. One side was hot and the other was cold, I turned the controller 180 degrees and the other side heated up. What else could be causing the heater not to work? Cold air blowing only.... Also got the clicking sounds fixed on recall last year.. 2010 Titan CrewCab -

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400

The heater does not blow warm air on my 2010 Titan. The heater hoses under the hood are same temp (Hot). The hoses going to the heater core are also hot. What could cause heat not to blow out the vents. Everything else works perfect.

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200

Where is the heater control valve located

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50

Make sure you coolant level is not low. I found is that all it took was to add coolant to the system. I doubt very much that your heater core is the problem. The valve directing heated coolant into the passenger problem is also a typical problem child. It may need to be replaced. Pinch the hose on both sides of the valve while the engine is running and you are calling for heat. If the hose isn't warm on the left side of the valve, then the valve likely needs to be replaced. I doubt if it is serviceable.

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90

No heat or air coming through vents. Drive a while and hot air comes. I figure from the engine.

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95

My heater also not working. Just replaced thermostat, hooked up to a vacuum to pull all the air from the system, heater blows hot after doing that. Once you turn off and start back up, blows cool air. Heater control valve works, heater core not clogged. No idea why it isn't working.

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