heater core replacement
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so i have a 1988 s10 blazer and the heater core decided it was time to give up. my question is, do i have to tear the whole dash out or just the lower section and the glove box to access it? ive never done one before. and dammit its snow season so i need that thing so i can go in the mts and play.....
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Use search feature and you shall find out all you need to know.
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Just the lower section.
MG Dave
MG Dave
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i did the searching on the internet and it looks like it is just the lower section, thanks.
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^ good link...wish I had checked the forum when I did the heater core.
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The easiest way is to grab a Sawzall and just cut the dash apart. You'll get it out in no time.
If you want to keep it looking nice inside then you'll just want to remove the lower part of the dash.
With a screwdriver.
If you want to keep it looking nice inside then you'll just want to remove the lower part of the dash.
With a screwdriver.
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