“My heater blows cold air”
Low coolant, a thermostat fault, restricted heater core or an air-door problem can cause cold vents. We check both coolant circulation and cabin controls.
Heating System Repair · Victorville CA
For heating system repair in Victorville, CA, our D Street shop at 17033 D St starts with your vehicle's condition and a clear explanation of the recommended work. Call (760) 241-4253 to discuss a visit.
Heater on and still shivering on a cold desert morning? Something in the heating loop is not doing its job.
We check the heater core, controls, blower and the cooling-system parts tied to them to find out why warm air is not reaching you.
Low coolant, a thermostat fault, restricted heater core or an air-door problem can cause cold vents. We check both coolant circulation and cabin controls.
A heater-core leak can release coolant inside. We inspect for leaks; do not drive if the glass cannot be kept clear.
A resistor, control module, motor or wiring issue may be involved. We test the circuit before replacing the blower.
No heat frequently starts as a cooling-system problem: low coolant, a stuck-open thermostat or a plugged heater core all show up first as cold vents.
A sweet smell or fogged windshield usually means a leaking heater core, which we can confirm with a pressure test before opening the dash.
Serving the following High Desert Cities
From our D Street shop in Victorville, we serve the following cities.
Tell us what your vehicle is doing — we'll take it from there.
Johnny's Radiator and Auto Repair · 17033 D St, Victorville, CA 92395Monday – Friday: 8:00am – 5:00pm · Saturday & Sunday: 8:00am – 3:00pm

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