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Help....my Heater Box Is Leaking....

aloy_r32

By aloy_r32,
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ashr32 Rising Star

ashr32

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yeah buy a new one and spend a weekend taking ya dash out or just put a small joiner pipe into the heater hose's and bypass the heater for now

agreed. bypass the core by joining the in and out pipes. its a real stuff around having to pull the dash apart not to mention that after its back together you WILL have squeeks and creaks.

Scottie Community Regular

Scottie

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It is a pain to pull the dash out but if you take your time and box the bolts and screws and lable were they got you shouldnt have to many dramas. I do them all the time in the new camreys and aurions for rattles

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