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I have a 1999 Civic DX. I am having an issue with the heater. There is no heat when I turn the heater on, the blower fan is working.
I replaced the thermostat assembly. Now when the heater is turned on, there is heat but constant interruptions with cold air. I heard this might be caused by air bubbles in the coolant (or not).
Any recommendations?
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yeah you need to bleed the system. when the car is cold, take off the radiator cap and start the car. warm it up to operating temp by revving to 3k rpms. turn the heater on full blast and keep the coolant level to the top. watch as bubbles start coming out. once it looks like theyre gone, put the cap back on.
out where the radiator cap was. thats the point of taking the cap off so you can see the bubbles. you need to keep adding coolant to keep it full if it drops down.
