Once you remove your car’s damaged heater core you can begin to install your replacement. Learn to install a brand new heater core from a certified mechanic …
Ford Explorer & Mercury Mountaineer: Removing & Replacing Heater Core : Ford Explorer & Mercury Mountaineer: Installing New Heater Core & Cover
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cant get the heat box out have three bolts or nut on fire wall dont see the
fourth or what is holding it.
Can you show how to replace the heater core on a late model (2000) chevy
s10 pickup please.
He left out removing the fourth nut on the firewall. The nut is located
just to the right of the bottom nut of the blower assembly you removed. It
is behind the engine under the air condition hose against the firewall.
i have a 97 ford exploere and the door does not work for ac n heater ,,igot
to do it by hand