Heat inside the cab.

jj2tuff · Dec 27, 2007

So I did the re-sill kit on my heater and swapped in another core. Still not getting the heat in there thats needed. Would a stronger blower motor help? Its awfull cold inside on them leather seats. lol.

Broncobowsher · Dec 27, 2007

IS the air coming out hot?

yes, doing the chevy blower upgrade should help move more air. (make sure you didn't reverse the polarity of the original motor first. Squirrel cage fans work horrible, but don't blow backwards if wired backwards)

no, what thermostat are you running? Put in a 195° and be prepared for to live in a toaster

Rob1962 · Dec 27, 2007

Believe it or not, I have the exact opposite problem. Its always hot in my cab, even if I have the heat nob pushed in all the time. I just replaced the heater valve, and I think now its even worse.

Anybody deal with before? Suggestions?

jj2tuff · Dec 27, 2007

Did a lil searching on here and I think im going to do the chebby motor upgrade. Is it nessesary to grab a new cage or can I just use the stock eb one?

fordtrucks4ever · Dec 27, 2007

jj2tuff said:
So I did the re-sill kit on my heater and swapped in another core. Still not getting the heat in there thats needed. Would a stronger blower motor help? Its awfull cold inside on them leather seats. lol.

Is the air comming out very hot with the stock blower?

jj2tuff · Dec 27, 2007

Not that hot. So im thinking your ready to point me to a new core?

ransil · Dec 28, 2007

Did you pull the knob that says "pull for heat"

feitctaj · Dec 28, 2007

jj2tuff said:
Did a lil searching on here and I think im going to do the chebby motor upgrade. Is it nessesary to grab a new cage or can I just use the stock eb one?

I used the new Cage and went back to the stock cage,( not as noisey)

Heat inside the cab.

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