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Car: Toyota, Corolla, 2007, 1.8 - Back to Fix-It - Toyota Repair Manuals
Q.2007 Toyota Corolla: Hoses going to the heater core are hot, fan works, but no heat inside the car. What could keep the air from the heater core?
Answer There is a electronic motor called a "servo" that moves the flaps in the heater box on this car. If fuses and all other functions are normal you are most likely looking at a bad servo or a internal blower box issue.
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