00 Heater core replacement
#2
Hi, I read about this process and just had a coworker do the heater core in my 2000 Blazer LS. I guess he had a lot of trouble. It took about 13 hours and he had to take the whole dash out. I just got it back a couple hours ago and everything works. I paid $300 US labor and for the part also. I think I need to give the mechanic more money, he did a good job. I'm going to have the system flushed with one of those machines and put green coolant in. Anyway, this is the most expensive repair that I've had to do. Bought the Blazer used with warranty and the transmission went out on a long trip while under warranty, that would have cost $3000, but we didn't have to pay anything. I've got 125,000 miles on it and maybe it'll go for a few more years now. I need to do the front left door hinge pins again though. I see Napa has a replacement hinge kit now for the upper and lower left only, so it's a common problem. Has anyone tried these whole hinge replacement kits instead of just doing the pins and bushings?
#4
Where can I find the oversized bushings/pins?
#8
Scroll down the page. If they're as bad as you say, you'll need the .020" oversize. Best to get 2 packs of each rather than get the door off and wish you did.
Catalog :: Total Automotive Hinge Kit Solutions
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