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ok so this isnt on an F150 but the general principles apply im assuming. i have a 95 s10 with a 2.2 4 banger and the heat hasnt worked since i bought it. and for those of you not aware, its JANUARY and i live in IOWA lol. replaced the thermostat today and it solved another temp. issue but not the heater. talked to my mechanic and he said to do a back flush. he said to remove both hoses and run water through both holes, switching from one to the other until clean. is this the proper technique?
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Originally Posted by Just call me Sean
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1995 F150 Mark III Flareside Supercab 351 auto 4x4 186,000 miles and still running strong
2007 Subaru Outback AWD 2.5 auto 48,000 miles
heater core back flush?
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