No Draino!!! Not sure what causes the heater core to be suspect, but in general the symptoms don't fit. A heater core won't clog instantantly; you should have noticed a gradual and persistent loss of heating ability as the blockage built up if that were the problem. Does the fan still operate and the selected temperature still show up on the LCD display? If not, it may be the HVAC control module, if only the heat has dropped out, it may be the heater (hot water) control valve. Hard to say with certainty, but ditch the heater core idea unless there is some strong reason to think thats where the problem is. If the engine is running its making hot water. The other ingredients necessary to have a working heater are a heater core and hoses that allow the hot water to circulate, a working heater valve to control the temperature level, and a fan to move air across the heater core. No reason to suspect the HVAC if your LCD display is normal and the fan is working....that leaves the heater valve as the prime suspect since you've already flushed the system. Good luck - this isn't the season for heater problems!
thank you for the help,
the heater was acting up from time to time here recently it would work but when i would stop or put it in park the heat would just stop working and blow cold air then this...
but my lcd screen works fine, the fan is working right.
so for the heater valve you know where it is so i can try replacing it an possibly good place to buy one
thank you once againm, and yeah i know i'm from south texas an stationed in missouri, so it gets pretty freakin cold up here
Thermostat? Does your engine temp gauge reflect normal operating temps? Mine stuck in the open position and I got very little heat.