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Quick Heater Core Question 120-130

posted by  BGreyWolf on  Tue Jun 19 23:30 CST 2018
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I'm working on a ship, the car is in storage an hour from my house, I will have 1 day in July to work on the car.
My goal on that day is to figure out what it will need to be on the road by September, so I can order parts. I will have 2 weeks in September to work on the car. By September, in Maine, a heater would be really nice, because then I could drive it from storage, to my own property, where I can park it but only if it's got a legal registration and inspection (I don't have a garage to hide it in).

As for the mystery--the previous owner installed a 2002 Ford Focus (Zetec DOHC) engine, T9 transmission, and some other parts I'm still identifying. I had it on the road with the heater bypassed back in 2010 but it had a lot of wiring, brake, and other issues I was sorting through until I moved. Many of those issues are discussed in past posts...but there's been a bit of a pause because of moving and other things in life. I've probably paid more to store the car since 2010 than I bought it for originally!





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