Heater Core in 2000 Blazer,,,
#1
Heater Core in 2000 Blazer,,,
How hard is it to swap out a heater core? Its a 2000 Blazer 2wd 2 door,, I had an issue with low heat when cold,, well I tested my radiator cap and it would not even get to 2 psi,, well I flushed (well drained the block & radiator) put in new anti-freeze, 195 theromstat and a new cap,, well before all this the truck never seemed to get up to normal temp on the gauge,, afterwards it goes to 205ish now on the gauge,, and heat was fantastic!! Well until the junk floating around clogged the heater core. So now I will flush the heater and that should help,, and you now it will clog again,, so always check the basic`s. So do I have to pull the dash to do this? Thanks as always,, Matty man
#2
the dash has to be removed to replace the heater core
no way around it
when i did my dads 97 i pulled the dash out of the truck
best thing i ever did
no way around it
when i did my dads 97 i pulled the dash out of the truck
best thing i ever did
#3
Is pulling the dash a pain?? What about the pass air bag?? I will do a search,, Thanks Matty man
#4
#5
Thanks!! I found the dash removal,, that will help a boat load,, Matty man
#6
best of luck
remember time and patience is the key
it took me 4 hours then an hour the next day to finish the final touches like the hazard switch i broke and cleaned up the cab
remember time and patience is the key
it took me 4 hours then an hour the next day to finish the final touches like the hazard switch i broke and cleaned up the cab
#7
Just wondering.. did you try reverse flushing the core? That's the only way to do it.
But if you're going to replace the core do a proper flush on the entire system
But if you're going to replace the core do a proper flush on the entire system
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