Thanks for the video. Getting the core out after all disconnects made was extremely difficult. There are some kind of factory clips right where the core lines penetrate the firewall. I cut them off and pushed the flared ends back into engine compartment. I absolutely used this video. Thanks again.
Im having some serious trouble with "but then that heater core should just slide out 3:30 I see from other videos and the chilton manual that pre 2003 models have another retaining clip whete the tubes go through the firewall, I wonder if there's some less accessible bullpoo that Chevy replaced that with that's giving us grief
I did do that the year before and it gave him a little heat. But then it just stopped working again. The stuff in the heater core was rock hard. So no flushing it wouldn't do the job. Thanks for watching
The problem was the owner used a gasket sealer mest up the heater core he didn't know how to use it 😂 your need to take the thermostat off add the sealer liquid follow the instructions
Thanks for the video.
Getting the core out after all disconnects made was extremely difficult.
There are some kind of factory clips right where the core lines penetrate the firewall.
I cut them off and pushed the flared ends back into engine compartment.
I absolutely used this video.
Thanks again.
You sir ,are a genius 👌🏻
Thanks,best video I seen yet on core replacement.thanks.have to do this on my work van.👌🏾👍🏽
It wasn’t my heater core,there is two small hose’s coming from heater core area that connects to climate control module.darn it.
I would've sure liked to have seen how that you removed that little duct under the dash.
Thank you for your helpful video.
My chevy express smells bad while Im using the heater.How can I fix it?
If the heater core is leaking change it.
Im having some serious trouble with "but then that heater core should just slide out 3:30
I see from other videos and the chilton manual that pre 2003 models have another retaining clip whete the tubes go through the firewall, I wonder if there's some less accessible bullpoo that Chevy replaced that with that's giving us grief
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Thanks u very much for your video
Is it recommended when replacing the heater core to also do the water pump & radiator to prevent the build up again?
I would flush it out really good and replace the radiator. I would only replace the water pump if its leaking.
Is there a water control valve below the hose connection?
Yes there is. Thanks for watching
What tools did you use for cowling drain?
Sorry I do not remember.
@@TheGAutomotiveAndMore I can't remove the cowling drain.
The video said that the are a 10mm headed nut so I always use a deep socket and a extension.
Core was probably clogged fro a store stop leak
Probably.
A flush back wouldn't do the job??
I did do that the year before and it gave him a little heat. But then it just stopped working again. The stuff in the heater core was rock hard. So no flushing it wouldn't do the job. Thanks for watching
The problem was the owner used a gasket sealer mest up the heater core he didn't know how to use it 😂 your need to take the thermostat off add the sealer liquid follow the instructions
Possibly
what is a parts and labor cost for this job?
It is 4.6 hours labor and what ever the parts cost.