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  1. judgejohn

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    #1 judgejohn, Dec 2, 2013
    Took My 99 F355B out today and turned on heater. Nothing but cool air blowing out of it. This may be the first time I have switched it on, as it never gets cold in Miami. Would like to troubleshoot it a bit before taking it to the shop. Is there a fuse or relay I need to check first? Is this a common issue? I once replaced the heater core in a Buick but that was over forty years ago. Any advice/suggestions appreciated.
     
  2. Dave rocks

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    #2 Dave rocks, Dec 2, 2013
    Did you turn off the "stop" button?
     
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    #3 gaw111, Dec 2, 2013
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    #4 judgejohn, Dec 2, 2013
    The Occam's Razor simplest explanation post goes to Dave. I feel like an idiot. stop button in wrong position. Thanks all.
     
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    #5 Dave rocks, Dec 2, 2013
    John, I knew the answer for a reason, I too wore the idiot shoes with that button ;-)
     
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    #6 stevew3765, Dec 3, 2013
    lol here we go...
     
  7. cladd2000

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    #7 cladd2000, Dec 6, 2013
    auxilliary or secondary water pump (can't remember which). In the front trunk, under the rear luggage space cover.
     

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