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CAR HEATER & BLOWER MOTOR REPAIR
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Best Price For Car Heater Repairs
More than just a heater blower motor repair for your vehicle. We inspect many components of your car's heating system to ensure your car heater is functioning properly during Ontario's fall and winter season. It's important to have any heating system issues diagnosed first to determine what needs to be repaired or replaced. Schedule a car heater inspection for affordable service and repair.
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Related Car Heater Repair Services: Car AC refill | Car heater motor | Heater core repair | Coolant leak repair
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CAR HEATER REPAIR - THERMOSTAT REPLACEMENT
Car Thermostat Replacement
If you suspect that your car's thermostat needs to be replaced, stop by our shop for inspection and repair by our qualified mechanic as soon as possible to prevent further damage to the engine. Here are a few symptoms you might notice if your car thermostat needs replacement. The symptoms of a faulty car thermostat can include:
Overheating Engine: If your car's temperature gauge indicates that the engine is running hot or the engine overheats, it could be a sign of a bad thermostat.
Poor Vehicle Performance: A faulty thermostat can cause poor engine performance, including reduced acceleration, poor fuel efficiency, and rough idling
Cold Engine: If the engine takes a long time to warm up or never gets warm at all, it could be due to a stuck-open thermostat that's preventing the engine from reaching its optimal operating temperature.
Coolant Leaks: A faulty thermostat can cause coolant leaks, which can be identified by puddles of coolant underneath the car or a sweet-smelling liquid on the engine block.
CAR HEATER - BLOWER MOTOR REPAIR
Car Heater - Blower Motor Repair
A common problem customers experience is their car heater stopping working. If your heater has stopped blowing heat, a heater blower motor repair might solve the problem and restore warmth to your car, truck, or SUV. A faulty heater motor can cause a variety of symptoms. If you experience any of these symptoms, it's crucial to have your blower motor inspected and repaired to ensure your heater functions properly and safely.
Unusual Noises: A faulty heater motor may produce unusual noises when it is turned on, such as grinding or squeaking sounds. This could indicate issues with the bearings, fan blades, or other moving parts within the motor.
Burning Smell: A burning smell when the heater is operating can be a sign that the motor is overheating or that electrical components are malfunctioning. This often points to issues like electrical shorts, worn-out bearings, or debris caught in the motor.
Fan Speed Issues: If you notice inconsistent or erratic fan speeds, or if the blower only works at certain settings, the blower motor may be failing. This could be due to a faulty motor resistor, electrical issues, or a worn-out motor.
Car Heater - Electrical Repair Signs
In addition to heater fan speed issues and blower motor malfunction, there are several symptoms that could indicate a problem with the electrical system of your car's heater. If you experience any of these symptoms, it's important to have your car's heating electrical system inspected to diagnose and repair any issues. include:
Electrical Shorts: Short circuits can cause a variety of problems with the electrical system of a car's heater. This may include blown fuses, burned out wiring, or a complete failure of the heater system.
Faulty Temperature Control: If the temperature control for the heater is not working correctly, it could be due to an electrical issue. This could cause the heater to blow hot air when it's set to cool or vice versa.
Strange Smells: Unusual odors coming from the heater can signal electrical problems, such as overheating components, burning insulation, or melting wires. These smells often indicate that the electrical system is under stress or failing and should be inspected immediately to prevent further damage or safety hazards.
CAR HEATER REPAIR FAQ'S
Why Did My Car Heater Stop Working?
The most common fix for a car heater blower not working is a heater motor replacement. In some cases the problem can stem from under the hood. Other related causes if your heats not working include:
Coolant leak: low coolant supply to the heater core will result in no heat in your car, truck or SUV
Heater core repair: a small radiator that controls coolant flow for heat inside the cabin
Heater blower motor: no heat blowing inside the cabin
Radiator problem: a radiator repair or recore may correct a no heat problem
Faulty HVAC controls and valves: small parts in the car's heating & AC system that can fail
Thermostat problem: a stuck or faulty thermostat will not enable the heat to kick in
If your vehicle is warmed up and the vents are blowing cold air, the problem is likely your heater or engine coolant. Your car's heating system uses coolant (antifreeze) from the radiator. If coolant is low and there's not enough to supply both the engine and the heating system, the engine takes precedence. A more serious problem when your heat is not working is the water pump. The water pump is responsible for circulating coolant throughout the engine and radiator, if the problem is the pump, coolant runs through the engine rather than the heating system.
Should I Repair or Replace a Car Heater Blower Motor?
When a vehicle stops blowing air from the vents caused by a bad heater blower motor - replacement is required. Your car's heater blower is the main electric motor responsible for blowing both hot and cold air out of the vents. If it no longer works or stopped working at certain speeds the problem is likely a heater blower motor repair. Aside from the discomfort, you might also notice the window defogger stopped working among other issues such as fogged windows and antifreeze smell inside the cabin. Fortunately, if it's a heater blower motor replacement, there are a few signs we describe below that let you know it's time for a repair.
