Heat is not getting hot in my 97 mercury cougar 4.6 v8

Asked by Nippa_1538 Mar 02, 2017 at 05:11 AM about the 1997 Mercury Cougar XR7 Coupe RWD

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My a.c. works well but my heat doesn't work in my
97 mercury cougar xr7 v8. Why?

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paul answered 7 years ago

could be either heater core or heater coil,go look on youtube

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GuruTWYMF answered 5 years ago

I just bought this car the gange inside for hot goes up and down .seems like it goes up.

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Notamechanicatall answered 5 years ago

Check wires, fuses, hoses, and vacuum lines, could be your blend door not working due to a wiring issue as simple as a bad ground wire or bad fuse! Be careful w dry rotted vacuum lines be very very very very very gentle!!!!

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