you should of bought my mustang

 

Dang, his write up was for replacing the dash, not the heater core. Although I believe he has done his heater core.

 

well guys i'm headed to angels rock bar tomorrow night if any one wants to join me free drinks from 9-10 if you have bigerks get you on the list it is the naughty santa blow out so we'll see how it is! let me know if you want to go.

 

Naughty Santa blow out, sounds like fun, I will give Eric a call tomorrow.

 

 

Didn't plan on anything, besides there is no heat in the Cave until i come up with $105 for a new part for the heater. Or if any ET guys wanna have a crack at the burned circuit board.

I did mine, not too hard but a lot of work. You will need the special tool for the AC line.
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...d.php?t=165900
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...d.php?t=183867

 

scott do you have the circuit board pulled out? i'll take a crack at it if you do i took a couple circuit board classes in high school.

 

I just read those articles, then I read couple more that said you can do it with the A/C Lines still hooked up and in the truck. Something about a Heater Core with swivel lines, which I found at Autozone for $60.

Any Truth to this?

Thanks
Rick

 

ROCK BAR- eric isnt coming home from school until his x-mas break.
im going to be down there with the crew from my ship.

A/C TOOL-i have the special tool for the a/c lines. or you can go to a parts store and for $11 buy a complete kit for all sizes

 

Tools isnt a issue, I really dont want to pay someone to evactue my system, the reinstall.

Rick

 

the one in my truck was replaced before i bought it. it leaks, but i heard most chrysler vehicles have this problem

 

So you don't have any heat? Or is it leaking under the dash?
Take my word for it and replace the evap core while you got the dash tore up. If it has never been replaced then it will go out on you very soon!
I had the wifes Durango's heat stop working, the heater core was clogged up inside. I pulled off the coolant lines drained them, filled them with rad cleaner, let it sit, then back flushed the lines and Poof! Heat!
So unless your core is leaking don't pull the dash, try the flush first.

Leonard I'm gonna give the board to Bill, Jeannine's brother who designs circuit boards for Lockheed Martin.

 

Well guys heading for Frederick. My daughter-in-law is in labor, and b or g don't know (yet)

Grandpa to be

Tom

 

Congratulations gramps hope everything goes well.

 

Congratulations Grandpa Tom