Is220D Heaters Not Working

[m4noc]

hi can anyone help my car will not heat up

[normski2]

Better say right from the outset, you have not really given much to respond to from your request. It could be a broken switch, a broken fuse, a turbo problem, a thermostat problem,etc,etc. It could even be due to only travelling a short distance of 5 miles or so.

Assuming it is of a more serious nature I would start by taking a look at your Coolant header tank( when not pressurised) and see if there is any presence of water droplets or the smell of exhaust fumes. Also look at the oil filler cap. Is there any mayonnaise like sludge inside it. I hope none of this is visible. If it is you probably have a blown head gasket.

I hope it's not a head gasket, but you have to start somewhere, eliminating possible reasons.

How old is the car? What mileage? FLSH? How long have you had it?

[m4noc]

hi thanks for getting back to me i have got it fixed was told to run the car for 10 min then park it on a hill open the radiator cap and any air will find its way out then fill the radiator tank back up now i get hot air as soon as i want it

[m4noc]

it an 06 and done about 69000 miles

[normski2]

Well that's good to know. But you also need to know what caused you to have an airlock in your system? Had you just had a coolant drain and refill in prep for winter?

[m4noc]

hi i have not had the car long about 2 week need to keep an eye on water think it could be a leek as i had to put some omre water in tonight have you any ideas what it could be thanks

[normski2]

I'd suggest you need to take it back to wherever you got the car from and get it checked out. This is potentially very concerning

[ChrisIS200SportTTE]

Hmmm all the early warning signs of a head gasket failure! I second normski2.