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A How-to; On your Heater-Core & Evaporator-Core,..PIC's FIXED

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Hate to bring up an old thread, but this is on my short list of things to do and was wondering if there was any way to get the Photo's to show up as this would be a big help for me. And a big thank you to JB for posting this info.
 
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again,.. I still have the photos. If a Mod want's them, I'll e-mail them to him
and, he can re-post them with the write up here.
 
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That would be sweet. I'm bypassing my heater core right now, but it's summer so screw it. But I need to do it soon
 
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Originally Posted by JBs DAK
again,.. I still have the photos. If a Mod want's them, I'll e-mail them to him
and, he can re-post them with the write up here.

Feel free to email them to me, or if you still have them posted on a host site just edit your post with the img links.
 
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Sent the pictures to you,.. Thanks for the help Billiam getting them back up in the write-up!
Hope it helps a few more People with this job.
 
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Ok, then I just saw the emails.. I will get to work on it.

Edit: I got them done, let me know if something needs moved around at at.
 

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A few of the pictures are down, any chance somone has a copy? Or can fix the links? Thanks.
 
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Wonderful write-up, wish I would have seen it before I started in on mine. In any event, mine went pretty well, sans snapping vacuum lines left and right. A little washer tubing should take care of that.

My one question is this - I somehow pulled a red/black wire out of somewhere. It's wrapped to the same bundle that connects directly behind the 4wd shifter, but doesn't go into that plug. For the life of me I can't figure out what it goes to. Any ideas? I'll try and grab a snapshot of it tomorrow - I've got about 7 hours in a frigid garage under my belt, and can't bear the thought of going back outside. 3 degrees with a garage that my truck won't fit all the way in to, isn't heated or insulated, with a 10mph wind is not the ideal condition to work in.

I actually tried having a few beers, and I'd set it down for 20 minutes, come back and it was frozen. After the third one that ended up 2/3 frozen I decided that I would just have to enjoy one after I got back inside.
 
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Thanks a lot for your very informative description. I am needing to do that job myself because the heater is not blowing warm. done everything I can think of to fix it but it seems as if the control door is not working or the heater core has so much stuff in front of it air cant get through it. Thanks again, Charlie
 
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My reason for removing the dash is for the eradication of dead rat and fecal odor. I have the dash off already, and now realize I need to remove the heater/AC core to track down the odor. I appreciate this thread, man. this is the first time I have attempted a rebuild, so I'm going through everything anyway.
 


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