anyone ever replace the heater core
10-02-06, 06:10 PM
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You do not have to pull the dash!
There is a white access panel held on by three screws under the dash on the driver side. Pull the panel off, disconnect the hoses and the core will slide right out.
There is a white access panel held on by three screws under the dash on the driver side. Pull the panel off, disconnect the hoses and the core will slide right out.
10-02-06, 06:45 PM
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Originally Posted by tinner
You do not have to pull the dash!
There is a white access panel held on by three screws under the dash on the driver side. Pull the panel off, disconnect the hoses and the core will slide right out.
There is a white access panel held on by three screws under the dash on the driver side. Pull the panel off, disconnect the hoses and the core will slide right out.
10-02-06, 08:01 PM
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I figured it out, Nice advice, this thread should be added to the archive you saved me from removing the dash.
BTW its only 2 screws in an S-5 not 3
BTW its only 2 screws in an S-5 not 3
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10-03-06, 01:37 PM
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Originally Posted by tinner
You do not have to pull the dash!
There is a white access panel held on by three screws under the dash on the driver side. Pull the panel off, disconnect the hoses and the core will slide right out.
There is a white access panel held on by three screws under the dash on the driver side. Pull the panel off, disconnect the hoses and the core will slide right out.
Any write up on how to get access to it?
This would sure be better than pulling the dash.
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