I have a 2000 ford expedition, put on a new water pump & thermostat, still not getting hot enough. What can we do
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Asked by Winstonchurchil Jul 30, 2016 at 02:46 PM about the 2000 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Matthew answered 7 years ago

When you replaced the thermostat did you burp the system to make sure you got all the air out of it and you can go with a higher temp thermostat If you live in colder climates.have or the other trick if the heater isn't working well is to block off a portion of radiator with a piece of cardboard to help raise temp when it's cold out I live in AZ so the summer is brutal so I can it a cool as possible the trade of is the heater is a little weak during the winter hence the piece of card board

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