heater is not working correctly. while at idle cold air is blown, while moving hot air will come out intermittintly

Asked by tpurvis1 Nov 03, 2012 at 12:32 PM about the 2007 Pontiac G6 GT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

just started shortly after getting oil change done. coolant is a little low, was filled within last month when oil changed.

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69,105

Air pocket in the cooling system is a possibility. Clogged heater core is another.

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Hi John, I would suggest having your Pontiac serviced at your GM dealership as they would be the best resource to diagnosing the issue you're having with your vehicle. If you would like to private message me your VIN, I could research to see if there are any possible recalls or special coverages related to the what you're experiencing. If so, private message me at socialmedia@gm.com ATTN: Vanessa in the subject line. I look forward to your reply. Vanessa GM Customer Service

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Did you ever find the solution? I have the same problem and the same model you have. Please comment!

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69,105

Have you checked the heater core?

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10

Any solutions found? My 2007 pontiac g6 gt has no power steering (only one not included in recall) and now no heat while idling! Brrrrrrrr

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I have a 2006 Pontiac G6, the heater will stay running when engine is turned off and key taken out of ignition. Anyone know what's going on

10

If the cars heat is not working and it’s a 2009. You have a cracked radiator. My brother in law just fixed mine.

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