how long does your car get warmer

friends, am I too cold, or is there another problem, in how many minutes or how many kilometers does your car get warm? It does not exceed 50-55 degrees above my vehicle and it does not give hot air before half an hour / 15-20 km, even if I bring the boiler to 3 levels, it does not blow very hard, there was a tool somewhere under the glove box, they made them look normal, they said my pollen filter is clean , new, there's water, what else can it be?

buddy heater honey may be clogged:? Therefore, the temperature is not good, I had a similar problem with me. & nbsp; I changed the heater core of my vehicle, we cleaned and lubricated it, it is very efficient now. at least 3 liters.

My car blows warm after 1-1 and a half km, the guy I bought had just changed something, it has an effect on it, but I am very pleased.

Meanwhile my car 206 1.4 diesel, & nbsp;

I have 206 1.6 xt after about 2 km, it starts to give hot even in very cold weather Bid has albea 2003 model I think there is a problem in it I still couldn't make it still does not give hot before 10 km definitely

friends, there is no measure of this! First of all, depending on the temperature of the engine, it depends on the cycle you have done to the vehicle. If you press the gas to the end as you turn the contact, the air will get warmer even if it is cold and the engine blows hot in the cauliflower. (but of course the engine will be potato). Maybe that km you always know how to do the cycle of the vehicle you go up. or you always went down the slope of your vehicle. so it would not be right to call it warming up in time.

[QUOTE = bugrature] friends, there is no measure of this! First of all, depending on the temperature of the engine, it depends on the cycle you have done to the vehicle. If you press the gas to the end as you turn the contact, the air will get warmer even if it is cold and the engine blows hot in the cauliflower. (but of course the engine will be potato). Maybe that km you always know how to do the cycle of the vehicle you go up. or you always went down the slope of your vehicle. so it wouldn't be right to call it warming up at this time. where downhill and only 3 km. The car is hot on the half of the road, I don't use it at such a high speed. Of course not every car will be the same, but I think it should be more or less close.

It does not take 5 minutes

Gasoline vehicles are warming up faster than diesel vehicles, my house takes 4 km 10-15 minutes from my workplace, it almost does not heat at all, it is very light.

[QUOTE = cnrars] friends, am I too cold or do I have another problem, how many minutes or how many minutes does your car get warm? It does not exceed 50-55 degrees above my vehicle and it does not give hot air before half an hour / 15-20 km, even if I bring the boiler to 3 levels, it does not blow very hard, there was a tool somewhere under the glove box, they made them look normal, they said my pollen filter is clean New, water, what else? [/ QUOTE]

Your thermostat is open. You need to change it. This way, your car will burn a lot.

[QUOTE = koliva] [QUOTE = cnrars] friends, am I too cold or have another problem, how many minutes or how many minutes does your car get warm? It does not exceed 50-55 degrees above my vehicle and it does not give hot air before half an hour / 15-20 km, even if I bring the boiler to 3 levels, it does not blow very hard, there was a tool somewhere under the glove box, they made them look normal, they said my pollen filter is clean New, water, what else? [/ QUOTE]

Your thermostat is open. You need to change it. In this way, your vehicle will burn a lot.
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[QUOTE = cnrars] There is a saying to take the [/ QUOTE]

It's all about it. Let me explain briefly. The temperature range at which the vehicle's engine performs best is obvious, and it is important to bring the temperature of the engine into that range and fix it. Here, the thermostat does this fixing. The thermostat is closed until the engine reaches 90 degrees. Since the thermostat is a part that closes the water transition between the engine and the radiator, there is no water circulation until it reaches this temperature. When it reaches 90 degrees, the thermostat opens automatically and further warming of the engine is prevented. This process continues as long as the engine is running. In your vehicle, the thermostat has lost its duty and remained constantly hungry. As such, there is a continuous water circulation in the radiator, whether the engine is cold or hot. When this is the case, the engine never gets hot, it stays cold all the time. Or it takes time to warm up.
koliva 2013-02-20 22:24:43

diesel heats up at night, the bottom gas is traveling 7 km, but it heats up, but if it does not heat up at 15-20 km, the problem is thermostat & nbsp;

I have 206 1.4 hdi vehicles in the morning (around 6) when I go to work, I run at idle for 1 - 2 minutes.

I also have 1.4 diesel.

& nbsp; my black girl doesn't go over 70 too hot. I was saying it was cold. My thermostat has remained open now.

our father also has 98 model falcons. start the car. Before going for 1 km, it becomes like a bath. If I throw a torpedo or chestnut, it will be cooked: D

[QUOTE = msk_sansal] & nbsp; my black girl does not go over 70 too hot. I was saying it was cold. The thermostat has remained open for me now as well.

Well, whatever heating system is in my car, it starts to blow hot after 1 km and every time the air that gets into the car is cold, they say whatever the temperature is and turn it off. Frankly, I am complaining that it is too hot in me. :) I even thought about opening a topic about it in an intermediate forum, how can I keep this temperature :) because the inside of the car is hot even when it is closed.

I recently got into heavy traffic. Fan led:) & nbsp;

so normal. Squeeze a little bit again warming up. & nbsp;