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Question posted by clayj5rules on December 15th, 2013

2006 Buick Van Heat Will Not Come Out Vents Uless You Rev Engine Up To 3000 Rpm.

replaced water pump and thermostat. engine runs normal temp but no heat will come out of vents unlessengine is over 3000 rpm

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