Why is my Car Overheating, And no Heat Coming From my Heater?

When a car is overheating, and no actual heat is coming out, then that can indicate an issue with the car’s coolant system. You need to have coolant running through your car’s system in order to absorb the heat and release it. 

Causes of this can be not having enough coolant, a broken thermostat, a damaged heater core bypass valve, or a blockage in the core itself. If you encounter any of these issues, you should never drive an overheating car. Have it towed to an auto shop if you must, but you never want to risk your car’s engine. 

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