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no heat in cold weather

Old Feb 8, 2008 | 10:59 PM
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Default no heat in cold weather

my 07 f-250 diesel heater fan does not come on when it first starts , the guages show proper operating temp
but the fan will not come on until I drive amile or two it is -20 deg F here in alberta but thats when you really
need heat ! my ford dealer can not find a problem and says he has reprogramed the computer, but to me it seems like a sensor or a relay problem

thanks for any help I can get B.P.
 
Old Feb 14, 2008 | 02:04 AM
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Default RE: no heat in cold weather

The blower motor does not physically operate until you're up to operating temperature?
 
Old Feb 18, 2008 | 12:20 PM
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Default RE: no heat in cold weather

I have had multiple problems with my Superduty 6.4 diesel. So far I have had My thermostate replaced , a sensor ( PSE ) and it is in the shop again this week I only have 6773 miles on. I have poorFuel milage 10 MPG I was getting better milage in the beginning but 14.8 max.I don't haul big stuff just 4 wheelers and a 16 ft boat. I have lack of engine power the engine light goes on and I have had it in the shop 3 times for the same issues. Check engine light is on and lack of engine power & bad deiseling sound coming form the engine first time I had white smoke coming from my exhaust. I will be a ford lover till I die but I will gladly go back to the V-10 or a V-8.Everyone should check out the recalls I wish I would have waited a few months before I bought mine.[X(]
 
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