Tell me the procedure for heater installation

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Unaweep
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Tell me the procedure for heater installation

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Removed, rebuilt the heater box.

Royal pain to reinstall, mainly because the control cables...are short.


Give me the proper procedure and save me some time.
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I never found one. Swearing helps.

Actually, you could probably put the cables on, then tighten down the screws on the box. Probably give you a little wiggle room.
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Did you pull the glove box out? It gives you better access and is easy to remove.
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Just what Justin and Kinder said. Lots of cussing and getting mad.

BTW did you do the blower motor/cage upgrade? It's a must do!
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I've pulled mine in and out a few times and it is possible to loop the control lines on before you bolt it to the firewall. I usually put the heater outlets through the firewall lean the box down then reach behind the box like a contortionist and put the ends on. I know there is at least one holder that you screw in and you can get to it but it's a blind loosen/tighten. If that makes sense.
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throw door inserts & doors bars into help the excitment for any underdash needs, the profanity is bound to flow!!! Sure they both are functional and look great but, gaul durn!!!
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Thanks for all the help. The heater is installed. Cost $74 down at my mechanics shop. I'm at a point in life where time is money and I didn't have the time to mess with it.

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Unaweep wrote:The heater is installed. Cost $74 down at my mechanics shop.

Erik

NICE!!!
Probably the best $74 bucks you've ever spent!
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mickphatmac wrote:
Unaweep wrote:The heater is installed. Cost $74 down at my mechanics shop.

Erik

NICE!!!
Probably the best $74 bucks you've ever spent!



It was well worth $74, and the shop also took care of a few other minor things too.

I think I'm going to have them install a new wiring harness soon.

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