2000 Tahoe front heater issue

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BigShowJoe

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2000 New Tahoe LS. Front heat is cold but rear heat is hot. After 30-45 min of driving, the front heat gets a slightly warm but never hot. Both lines connecting to the heater core are too hot to hold on to. Inlet seems a little hotter but the outlet is still very hot. I am assuming the blend door is working because even though the front is cold, there is still a noticeable, colder, difference when turning the knob from red to blue. Any help is appreciated.
 

tonymac617

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Im having the same issue with my 2001 LT. Im trying to figure it out. I believe it could still be the Mix Door/Blend Door because when I cycle from cold to hot a few times, it seems that it gets a little warmer, especially when driving. Rear heat is hot. Hoping to pinpoint the issue this weekend. Ill post my findings.
 

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@ bigshowjoe, sounds like you may have a restricted heater core, you can try removing the smaller of the 2 heater hoses off the water pump and with a pressurized nozzle on your garden hose and see if you can clear it up by flushing it through the heater hose off the water pump
 

jesse.vazquez81

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I have similiar issue but i hear a weird noise in the dash and its only when transitioning from hot to cold or vise versa , and takes a while to heat up in the front
 
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