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Blower question 200 1983

posted by  richink on  Wed Dec 11 15:45 CST 2002
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Hello,

The trick is with the blower is that you can get away with not having to pull apart the whole dash. There are detailed instructions on how to do that contained in the info section(just do a search.

If it was the opposite, where you would be replacing the heater core, then yes, do the motor while you are at it because replacing the heater core does require complete tear-out of the dash. Having had to do a heater core once, I would rather cut off my thumbs and staple my tongue to my chin than do that again.

Happy Bricking!!!

Richard
Toronto, Canada

87 245 DL 341,000 km
82 242 GLT 121,000 km






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