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Heat blows cold if I come to stop!?

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digitalasylum7

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Oct 3, 2005
brooklyn, New York
Ok so I recently noticed that when i stop driving, ie: traffic light ... my heat blows cold. Once I start moving it gets warm again. Any ideas?
 
May also check for a plug in the heater core. May prevent enough water from passing through during low rpms.
 
huh??

check your coolant level, bleed the system for air pockets

As a matter of fact, a drive up to Vermont, I got to about Albany fron NYC, and noticed my temp guage started to spike. I pulled over and saw that my overflow tank was empty and smoking! It turned out that it somehow cracked and the coolant leaked out, I bought a new tank and everything is fine temperature-related now.
---- Could that have caused air to somehow get in, to the system, since for a part of the time the overflow tank was empty along with probably the radiator? Since changing the tank and adding coolant there are no temp spikes, but could that have caused some chain reaction to something else?
 
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