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Should I go ahead and buy a new heater core and replace it or get the old one boiled out? 200

posted by  sstef on  Tue Jan 31 13:33 CST 2006
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get a junkyard one and install it. with the dash out it's no trouble; it is an awful job otherwise. I would not pay 100 bucks for a new one; if you want to go new, get a 5/8 inlet/outlet one (Dodge ones work) and put it in.
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Stef (81 245 B21A SU M46 3.91 330000km, 81 244 BW55 3.31 220000km)






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