well i justgot back from florida and i home and took the radiator cap off then the cap for the heater core hose and out cam a bunch off air so thats all the problem was i hope. I went up town and got a temp guage and it said the heat was 133 degrees so i think thats more than hot enough haha so thanks again for all the help
Trevor

 

When you bleed the coolant, it's always important to have the heater running full blast. That makes sure that air gets bled out of the heater pipes. It's also a good idea to have a friend rev it up to 2 or 3k rpms, just to get better flow.