It's okay we found out from trial and error. We just flushed the rad several times which removed all build up that was causing the problem. The heat works like brand new now.
There are a few possible reasons for this problem. Here are the usual suspects: Radiator fluid is too low. The heater core or lines are plugged. The heater controls or air flow dampers are...
problem with you coolant level your engine isn't being cooled properly>>> ive had my engine over heat twice in the last week first one blown head gasket this one i don't know...
Year, make and model would help but, it could be a faulty thermostat, a faulty temp blend door actuator, a plugged up heater core or the coolant system is low on fluid (leak).
Under the hood in front of the transmission dip stick is a vacuum line. If it is disconnected or split it will make the air vents not work. If that's not it check your fuses.