Coolant leak inside.......comon!
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I dont want to scare you but it looks suspiciously like heater core...IndyD will probably chime in soon with 2000 specifics but expect a dashboard removal to access....While you are at it and to avoid removing dashboard again I would recommend changing the EVAP core at the same time. A little more now or a lot more later.
If it needs to be changed better to do it now in the spring when heater use is reduced. Do not ignore it for too long though.
If it needs to be changed better to do it now in the spring when heater use is reduced. Do not ignore it for too long though.
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Happened to me too, deffinatly heater core. The dash comes out mostly in one piece, just watch out when you pull out the air box it will be filled with coolant waiting to be spilled all under your carpeting, four bolts on the engine bay side of the firewall and that box will drop. I did my evap coil too, then all your a/c leaks will be under the hood from then on.
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I know someone who had it done at a shop, altogether it cost them over $600 so be prepared. It's about a 5.5 hour job that they spent on it + parts. The evap will run you about $60-$80 and the heater core should be a little cheaper than that, not including the shop markups on those parts. Good Luck
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