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05-30-2003, 07:31 PM
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DURKA DURKA!!
Join Date: Sep 1997
Location: Lubbock, TX...(TX panhandle)
Posts: 1,418
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Just couple the two hoses connecting to the heater core like chunk said. Problem solved, or at least by-passed. No reason whatsoever to make it complicated, and that way you can always reverse the bypass in about 2 minutes.
Anyhow, heater core replacement is a big ol' royal pain, but it can be done. I lived an entire winter without a heater core. Cold sucked, but the biggest problem was not having defrost. Windows kinda fog up after a while. It took me having a date and not wanting my lady friend to freeze to get mine fixed. A buddy helped me out and we got it done in about 2 and 1/2 hours. Expect it to take longer than that; he'd done a couple before. --nathan
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