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Heater core replacement, 700 1987

posted by  Zee on  Wed Mar 30 00:02 CST 2005
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Or, you could get really ambitious and pull one at the bone yard. It'll help you learn the job, anyway.....

I lucked out and found a car which somebody already did nost to the dismantling -- no dash, console,-- nothing. Still it took another 1/2 hour just to open up the heater box, to find all those hidden screws, move the rubber air valves, etc.

But I was rewarded a pristene OE unit. For $10
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'Can't understand why people abort Volvos, either' '89 740 Turbo, 122,000 miles






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