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Heater Core 850 1995

posted by  Hamfisted on  Tue Mar 21 08:38 CST 2006
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It's a major pain in the A$$. But you can pull it out from the driver's side without having to remove the dash or discharge the A/C system. Removing the driver's seat will give you room to work.

What's it doing wrong?


1) Clamp off hoses to heater core in engine compartment at firewall.
Remove center console kick panels.
Remove underdash trim panels.
Remove radio amplifier bracket from center console area.

2) Remove drain hose.
Remove heater core case screws.
Disconnect heater hose pipes.
Remove heater core and heater core case as an assembly by pulling towards rear of vehicle.
Remove heater core from heater core case.

To install, reverse removal procedure.








Mike
'95 850T







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