no heat

gotnos · Feb 12, 2008

what's up guy's my 98 gt has no heat the blower works and i just changed the thermostat any thoughts

AaRoN · Feb 12, 2008

Probably your heater core.

justinschmidt1 · Feb 12, 2008

lol I had no heat today..my fricking antifreeze started shooting out and I had no heat...filled her back up and shes fine..

WTF?

I think I had too much fluid in there before.

SHITTY STANG!

jfor441 · Feb 12, 2008

gotnos said:
what's up guy's my 98 gt has no heat the blower works and i just changed the thermostat any thoughts

Check and make sure you have fluid in your radiator.

gotnos · Feb 12, 2008

i don't know i'm stumped what about a heater control valve?

AaRoN · Feb 13, 2008

Do you smell antifreeze at all? Inside the car especially.

gotnos · Feb 13, 2008

NO NO SMELL AT ALL AND THE HEATER HOSE IS HOT?

jfor441 · Feb 13, 2008

You do have fluid right?

gotnos · Feb 13, 2008

YES I DO IS THER ANOTHER WAY TO CHECK EXCEPT FOR THE FILL ON TOP?

AaRoN · Feb 13, 2008

When's the last time you had a fluid flush?

jfor441 · Feb 13, 2008

Try pulling your thermostat and then start your car up and see if you have fluid running through your car. If the fluid is pumping like it is supposed to, I am going to say heater core.

mike97gt · Feb 14, 2008

i've been told by a friend that the temperature door likes to break on these years of fords. only way to check is to pull it out and physically look at it. might be something to check. could also just be stuck.
good luck

Goldmember · Feb 14, 2008

^^Tends to be more of a problem with electronic climate control cars... the blend door actuator arm is plastic and simply breaks after years of regular use. Not an expensive part but the dash has to come out to get to it. '97-98 Mark VIIIs were notorious for this problem, to a lesser extent Crown Vics, Marquis and Town Cars too.

Maybe an air bubble in the system after the t-stat was changed? though I think you'd have even mroe problems if that was true