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Well reinstalled the heater core today with new heater hose and clamps. Similar to Juan I used actual rubber door/window sticky back molding 1" wide. That will hold up better than the sticky back crush foam that was OEM. During the install I discovered the round felt air dam insulator from the...
Welcome to the green envy madness. I just got my heater core out of the radiator shop. They sweated the tanks off cleaned the core and re-soldered it back together looks good as new for $55. I was right, the lower seam gave out likely from vibration and rattling around inside the sheet metal...
Thanks again Juan, took me about 1/2 hour and gouging my thin skinned left forearm to remove the heater core. I can see what the issue is, the heater core is installed with sticky backed foam strips on the bottom and top. That simply is inadequate to isolate the road and engine vibration. Once I...
I just had my 2010 rebuilt M936A1 blow the heather core into the cab. Spent hours looking in the TM for a R&R procedure and nothing...thanks for your thread and instructions on the R&R. I guess I'll see how bad it is and try a radiator ship first too.
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