Subject	Also possible there's a issue with your ECU coolant sensor..
Posted by	jzack on December 08, 2009 at 3:27 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Cooling and heating question posted by txq45 on December 08, 2009 at 09:55 AM
Message	the heater can work a little strangely when it begins to fail. Also possible that the coolant sensor connector has a frayed wire causing a partial connection -- a common issue with that connector over time. I'd still verify there's no air in your radiator (as posted below)... - Have you had a coolant flush lately? Also just verify the level of the coolant fluid in the radiator (could be low)...
Follow Ups	Cooling and heating question - .z 08:27:21 12/08/09 Re: Cooling and heating question - txq45 09:55:29 12/08/09 Also possible there's a issue with your ECU coolant sensor.. - jzack 15:27:04 12/08/09 Problem solved... - .z 17:04:45 12/08/09
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