REPLACE HEATER CORE IN 92 CAMARO
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REPLACE HEATER CORE IN 92 CAMARO
I CANNOT GET THE PLASTIC BOX THAT ENCASES THE HEATER CORE OUT. THERE ARE SOME BOLTS OR SCREWS HOLDING IT ON SOMEWHERE ON THE THE TOP BUT I CAN'T SEE THEM. DOES ANYONE HAVE A WRITTEN INSTRUCTION ON THE REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION FOR THIS HEATER CORE? YOU CAN E-MAIL ME AT avodroctrebor@msn.com.
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Car: Met. Silver 85 IROC/Sold
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Re: REPLACE HEATER CORE IN 92 CAMARO
I CANNOT GET THE PLASTIC BOX THAT ENCASES THE HEATER CORE OUT. THERE ARE SOME BOLTS OR SCREWS HOLDING IT ON SOMEWHERE ON THE THE TOP BUT I CAN'T SEE THEM. DOES ANYONE HAVE A WRITTEN INSTRUCTION ON THE REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION FOR THIS HEATER CORE? YOU CAN E-MAIL ME AT avodroctrebor@msn.com.
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Re: REPLACE HEATER CORE IN 92 CAMARO
You can get them from the bottom - 1/4 in rachet, 7mm socket, 2 in extension, and alot of patience because your right, you can't see them - but you can reach up in there and feel them.
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Re: REPLACE HEATER CORE IN 92 CAMARO
Ahh heater core eh?. what a pita. take off the upper dash cover and snake a ratchet and extention down and hold it from the bottom
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Re: REPLACE HEATER CORE IN 92 CAMARO
Pull the dash pad and you can see it. You can run your hand up there and feel it. Leave it out when you put it back together; I did.
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