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Dash pad removal 200 series 200

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posted by  bulletproof on  Sat Jan 3 08:24 CST 2004
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At first I thought maybe you were refering to the control unit which is pretty accessible. But I see the motor in a cutaway diagram in one of the books. I have never gone that far into the heating system but it looks as if the motor is inside the case which means you would have to remove the entire unit and split it. Even if you can get to it without removing the whole unit removing the dash seems necessary.
I don't recall this being a common problem. Are you sure it's not a leaking or disconnected vacuum hose or a problem with the control head itself?
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'80 DL 2 dr






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