Heater Core
I had to change my htr core last year, luck would have it a friend works on ambulances and knows how to take dash apart, while he worked dash, i worked under hood installed new hose's on both core and rad flushed everything lost some dash lights but it only took us about 4 hrs
heater cores usally leak into cab, if it's leaking under hood it mght only need new hose's since the seal might be all thats leaking
heater cores usally leak into cab, if it's leaking under hood it mght only need new hose's since the seal might be all thats leaking
Originally Posted by KYFXF
Had to do mine last fall, took about 6hrs and only had a hand full of screws left over... its all good now.
Thro them left over screws on top of the dash - maybe they'll end up in the right places Last edited by jbrew; Oct 1, 2007 at 04:49 AM.
huh!
Originally Posted by joelmc
I got er done, no problems with the backflush. Thanks Tumba. I also refilled the headlight fluid to the proper level while I was at it. :o)
did i say something stupid. Weren't you talking about your odometer lights not working.
there is a little adjuster gear that is connected to a bright with bracket under the steering wheel and depending on which way you turn it it will adjust ur gear selector
I had the same problem after i did my heater core, and it took some smart thing to figure this little problem out!
I had the same problem after i did my heater core, and it took some smart thing to figure this little problem out!
Its not that bad of a job. Almost the same as the blend door. Takes about 6-7 hours. look in the hvac section and you will find a set of instructions making it easy. Get a blend door repair/replace kit at the same time as they start to fail after 7 years, mine lasted 9.
Do it before winter sets in, you will get cold!
Do it before winter sets in, you will get cold!


