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Vw Passat 3b Bumper Front Rs4 Style гђђ74 Off гђ 3b 40 60 mixture of clr kept at boiling temperature on a campstove and cycled through the core via a 200 gallon per hour centrifugal pump. this is what was cau. I have been fighting loss of heat in my passat for years. about 3 years back i started flushing the heater core with clr every season with some success. this year no luck, and i had a total loss of heat. i bit the bullet at took it to the dealer to have it replaced for $1400, about half the blue book value of the car!. heat in chicago is required.
Vw Passat B6 Auxiliary Heater Problem Code 01233 Engine Coolant Images of another passat that had no heat. imgur a wxomm#6hoses: 3 4 interior diameter acrylic hose, (rubber can be used to). 60 40 clr water. Still no heat but a small fountain of coolant from the hole. i had also tried to raise the coolant overflow tank higher than the heater core, to no avail. i eventually made a device out of pvc pipe, cap, rubber coupler and air fitting. i was able to fill the system and pressurize it to 15 lbs and bleed it while cold. Oct 29, 2015. #1. i have an 09 that had the timing belt done about 2 months ago. low and behold the heater throws out luke warm air when the temp is at 190 on the dash. i see where numerous people have had the same issue. my question is this, i want to flush the heater core and can see the 2 hoses going to the firewall. I have a 2003 passat that has been a great car. fortunately, i live in texas, because the heater hasn’t worked for 2 years now. i get by wearing a coat on the rare “really cold” days we get, and i have blanket in the back for the kiddo. unfortunately, the lack of heat has also made my defroster far less effective. i have a friend who was a vw service advisor tell me that the heater core.
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