Heater core prob. and Overheating
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If you saw the water pump leaking, you will need to replace it. It will not heal itself or get better.
I used the search feature at the top of the page under key words "heater core" and found this:
I used the search feature at the top of the page under key words "heater core" and found this:
Originally Posted by bill buttermore
Here'* is a little bit of information that should save you about 8 hours.
You really have to have a cable clamp tool or you'll spend all day on those &$#*( clamps.
Originally Posted by RMac
.....As far as fixing the door - don't see how it can go bad it is only flat piece of plastic with has a lever to move, unless you break off the lever there should be no problem.
As for needing to remove center console and dropping dash to repair - Not necessary.
I have 95 SSEi and just did the core - forget the GM manual for help. It is tight to change the heater core but only need to remove HVAC controller, Air Mix Motor and Cover for core and two hose clamps from engine compartment side. Pull rug and padding back for some clearance......
Hope this helps.
As for needing to remove center console and dropping dash to repair - Not necessary.
I have 95 SSEi and just did the core - forget the GM manual for help. It is tight to change the heater core but only need to remove HVAC controller, Air Mix Motor and Cover for core and two hose clamps from engine compartment side. Pull rug and padding back for some clearance......
Hope this helps.
Originally Posted by bill buttermore
A cable tool like the one shown on the right below makes quick work for clamps in tight spots.
This one is a Mayhew - costs about $65 from the Mac tool man.
This one is a Mayhew - costs about $65 from the Mac tool man.
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come to think about it, my ECC use to flash everytime my car started I had a post about it. then eventually it stopped after resetting my pcm. So, would I need to replace the air mix valve (door)
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Originally Posted by trigga_b
come to think about it, my ECC use to flash everytime my car started I had a post about it. then eventually it stopped after resetting my pcm. So, would I need to replace the air mix valve (door)
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