2000 7.3 runs hot and no heat?????

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I got a 2000 7.3 wants to run hot driving down the road and dose not have any heat. Both hoses to the heater core are cold. Running idle in the shop i can put the pressure tester on it pump it to about 10 psi and both lines get hot and heat works fine take the pressure off both line cool of and loses heat. Sitting idle it will not run hot. but down the road about 3 miles it will over heat. This is on my puller/dd. I pulled this weekend at rudys. It blew alot of water out at the end of the run. I filled it back up after it cooled of and all was fine drove it sunday and monday no problems this started yesterday. I would call out a head gasket but the no heat deal as me stumped. I dont know how else to test it. any help would be great!
 

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blew water out? are you using any power adders? have any more details on the mods you have done? this could be as simple as a bad fan clutch and air trapped in the cooling system.
 

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has nitrous a .092 jet but did not use it. coolant is full untill it runs hot and pushes out. I thought air as well. i have pulled hoses off and filled with a funnel. Still did it. Just put it back together a few min have heat and wont run hot now so i guess ill head home and hope for the best. I know "air lock" will cause the same issues
 

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Truck has 350/200 full force injectors ported heads has a RCD S475/96 charger with a 2.6 cover. full reg return all the usual stuff tuned by brian jelich.
 

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sounds like a mean air pocket, there was a stock superduty I did a pump in. was doing this exact same thing. park the ****er on a hill or something
 

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You blew a headgasket.

No heat is from combustion gasses trapped in the heater core. Its almost always the first sign of HG failure.
 

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Do you have flow? I had a dodge run me ragged thinking it was air. Finally after exhausting all else I pulled the water pump and the impeller spun off the splines. No noise from pump just temps would steadily gain.
 

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Do you have flow? I had a dodge run me ragged thinking it was air. Finally after exhausting all else I pulled the water pump and the impeller spun off the splines. No noise from pump just temps would steadily gain.

Whoops nevermind... Missed that part about blowing water out.
 

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if it was the head gasket(which certainly sounds like it as well) wouldn't he be puking just going down the road if the leak was that bad to cause a no heat issue. or excessive bottle pressure?
 

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Doesn't have to puke to fail, thats a HG failure at its worst. The cap will relieve the pressure.

You running Cometics?
 

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