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07-29-2004, 07:52 PM
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Sucks for you, dude.
 I've replaced three cores with AZ parts and NEVER had a single problem. Trick is to disconnect the evaporator lines and remove the entire box to make the work easier. As for padding the bottom (ooh, that sounds dirty...j/k), you can use the HVAC stuff available at Home dePOT. It comes in various sizes, so pick your favorite and have at it. Good luck, man.
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