1987 Foxbody Mustang GT | Heater core and Evaporator
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- This is was a pretty decent size job and I tried to be as detailed as possible without the video being 6 hours long! Hope this can help some of you out if needed. Listed something below if you need them! Thanks for watching!!!
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I'm sure that was a big job taking the dash out and cleaning everything before putting it all back together. I actually had never seen a "how to" on a fox body. Very informative,.. Excellent work!!
It’s definitely not at the top of the list of things I would like to do again! Lol… thanks man!
I sure appreciate the step by step footage iv gotta do the same job in the next couple of days. THANKS
Your welcome man! Hope it all goes good for you!
Thank you this helps me I have to do this job my ass is already aching and sore and I haven't even started. I will also do the evaporater while it's all opened up 👍
Your welcome, glad the video may help some! Hate to hear you have to do the heater core and evaporator though. Hope it all goes well for you! Thanks!
Had the same model, year, and color Mustang. Also a huge Blue Devils fan. Too funny.
My man!! Hahaha… that’s awesome!
Greatttt video!!! I learned a whole lot about this box
Thanks man!
If that heater core is aluminum than you need a flow restrictor to put in the imlet house so it doesnt destroy your new heater core.
I didn’t know that! Thanks man!! I will definitely look into that!
Great video!! I’m trying to build a 1991 GT. I just made a video where I spray dyed the old dash. I’m about to have to figure out how to reroute the harness through the dash and reassemble all the air duct. This video is gonna be very helpful. Glad I found your channel. Gave you a sub! 🙌
Nice man! I’m glad it helped in some way and Hope your project goes good!! Thank you, I really appreciate that!!!
Im going to do this job next week on an 89GT that i just bought and have never driven.
Hope it all goes good for ya man! It’s a chore for sure.
@selectyourtools going to park it in the garage and give myself two weeks after work. I'm 56 and fat, gonna go ahead and pull the seats andcarpet for room.
@@a1machinista1 That would be good! Take time, label stuff and even take some pictures to reference back to in case you need to. Taking out the seats would definitely help! I should’ve did that.
@selectyourtools I have an aftermarket wheel, do you think just taking the wheel off will help with not dropping thee column?
@@a1machinista1 maybe? Not sure on that one. You maybe able to get it out without lowing the column. The column isn’t bad to lower though.
Great job buddy I have to do the same on my 89 gt
Thanks man!! I hope it all goes good for you too!
Very Informative!
Thanks bro!
This helps big time someone got lazy and cut the evaporator core line instead of getting the specialty tool on my car smh
I’m glad it helped man! Hopefully you can get it all straightened out! Thanks
@@selectyourtoolsbefore I watched your video I almost decided to send it off to someone and get it done but you made it look super simple just time consuming . Saved me bunch of money
@@TheSlapper808 That’s awesome man! It is time consuming and a little aggravating, but with some patience you can definitely do it man! Hope it all goes good for you!
I have to do the same thing with mine. Looked like someone tried to plug it up to cover it up. I dont quite know the whole history on the car either.
That sucks. Glad you noticed it and hopefully get it repaired! Thanks man!
Makes me want to sell mine
Lol… not to bad. Aggravating yes, but a few hours you could be done and good to go!
Awesome video ! Hey what’s the reason to seal back the evaporator box ? You can’t just tape it ??
Thanks man! I say you probably could, I just did cause I wanted it sealed and not make noises and stuff.
@@selectyourtools appreciate the response ! Yea I finally got to the box but previous owner did a hack job on cutting it making big gaps so I think I have no choice but to duct tape it or find another assembly box :(
@@Eddie510s Oh man that sucks! After I put mine back together and chalked it, I used the HVAC aluminum duct tape on mine too. Maybe you could screw or glue some small pieces of thin metal or something to help make it more rigid or something? Best of luck on the repairs man! Thanks!!
@@selectyourtoolsappreciate it man ! Hey where did you purchase the foam insulation for the evaporator?
@@Eddie510s I actually just picked it up from Lowe’s or Home Depot in Duct work section.
Car is real clean. If you want to sell it, let me know.
Thanks man! Unfortunately I let it go already. Sold first day listed.
Ford Designers were definitely not practicing the Toyota Way back in 1979. After seeing this video, its way too much work. Just drive the car in the cool weather or evenings.
No kidding! Lol