Ways to test a heater core?
Ways to test a heater core?
Hi guys
So I bought a fd roller (no engine or trans etc) anyway it is a automatic . I'm going to replace complete wiring and dash board. My question is is there a way to test the heater core with out the engine and antifreeze running to it?
Thanks
So I bought a fd roller (no engine or trans etc) anyway it is a automatic . I'm going to replace complete wiring and dash board. My question is is there a way to test the heater core with out the engine and antifreeze running to it?
Thanks
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the FD has no heater valve, so basically the heater core should flow water, and then hold pressure. i suppose you could use air pressure, but you don't wanna go much past ~20psi.
if you realily want to test it with hot water, get an old car or **** heap and run some garden hose from **** heaps engine heater outlet to rx7 heater inlet then rx7 heater outlet back to **** heaps engine, all hoses clamped, turn **** heap on and get up to temp.
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