by WBrooke on November 27th, 2006

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My 1983 Toyota Cressida no longer heats up. The vents blow cold air and the radiator remains cool no matter how long I drive the car. Help! It's -40 and I need some heat!

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by shadetreetech on November 27th, 2006
replaice the heater core (by the way -40 your lucky it starts)
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