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friedj 10-13-2016 08:20 PM

Heat not blowing at idle
 
Hi everyone, so its winter time here in Canada. My 2009 chrysler aspen hybrid has 160k km on it and it recently stopped blowing hot air when your idling or stopped at a red light. As soon as you start driving it blows hot again. I've replaced the thermostat and all coolant levels are fine. Any other suggestions? or if this has happened to others. I'm open to just about anything.

CHRYSLER TECH 10-14-2016 08:21 AM

warm the engine up then feel boh heater core hoses if they are both hot where yo cant hold onto them t hats good sign if one o bot are cool hen its clogged up

grbullets 10-14-2016 04:53 PM

You might want to check the water pump too. Sounds like you don't get heat until the fluid gets pushed through the heater core which could very well be partially plugged up. Check to see that pressure is being built up in the cooling system too. You may need to replace the pressure cap..

consideringapacifica 10-19-2016 08:09 PM

My 02 T&C did this last year. A quick flush on the front heater core and back to good heat at idle.

Whosdis 05-26-2017 08:51 AM


Originally Posted by friedj (Post 97590)
Hi everyone, so its winter time here in Canada. My 2009 chrysler aspen hybrid has 160k km on it and it recently stopped blowing hot air when your idling or stopped at a red light. As soon as you start driving it blows hot again. I've replaced the thermostat and all coolant levels are fine. Any other suggestions? or if this has happened to others. I'm open to just about anything.

My mom's Aspen Hybrid has the same problem. It is the auxiliary coolant pump. This particular pump allows coolant to flow when the engine reaches NOT and shuts down.

Syncity 10-31-2017 09:35 PM

Did u find out the problem
 

Originally Posted by friedj (Post 97590)
Hi everyone, so its winter time here in Canada. My 2009 chrysler aspen hybrid has 160k km on it and it recently stopped blowing hot air when your idling or stopped at a red light. As soon as you start driving it blows hot again. I've replaced the thermostat and all coolant levels are fine. Any other suggestions? or if this has happened to others. I'm open to just about anything.


Did you ever find out what the problem was. I have two Aspen Hybrids. One always blew cold air when in electric mode, the other doesn't.



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