chaz9999

So I've got coolant leaking from (what it looks like) behind the firewall. I'm assuming that the heater hose that connects to the heater core is loose/damaged.

From what I've gathered in the Haynes manual, if I don't feel like getting to the heater core itself (removal of that involves going from the dash/console?) I could bypass it by connecting another heater hose,with a couple of male connectors, and the only thing I'd loose out on is no heat during winter right?

Thanks ahead of time for the response.

freemanrx7

Bought my 87 turbo set up that way. The hoses are zip tied to the A/C lines. Works for now! Damn thats a lot of work to replace that heater core

chaz9999

Thanks! Guess I'll do this until it gets too cold for me

Omixeo

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Taking out the dash isn't hard at all, its worth it to have heat in the winter.

arghx

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the only thing you'd lose is heat? even in Arizona it gets chilly...

1st7

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i just found out that i have that same problem as i turned on my AC to see if it blew at all and i pressed all the buttons but the temp didnt change.....the next day i was getting on the frreway and i noticed coolant leaking on my right foot as i accelerated ........how do i bypass the heater but i want to be able to use the AC......and where can i get a new heater core???

Omixeo

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I have several sitting in a parts car if you want to buy one.