Heater blows cold air

Asked by GuruB5P1F Dec 12, 2018 at 07:27 AM about the 2016 Ford Explorer

Question type: General

Car blows cold air when running the heater. I added
antifreeze. What could be wrong

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Blend door or heater control valve? If you are adding antifreeze you have a leak. Once coolant is full, you should never have to add unless you are changing it out. So you have a pressure loss somewhere in your system. Have the system pressure tested

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I agree with the above, but with that new of a vehicle, it should still be under warranty, I would take it to a dealership to have it repaired.

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