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If the entertainment console is pulled can the heater core be pulled by working through that opening? I am talking about the console that includes the radio, cd player, a/c controls, etc.
Replacing the heater core...other heat questions
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I bought my 2007 Ford Taurus and I really like it. A problem I have - I live in North Dakota and it gets REALLY cold up here. I need to have the heater core replaced - is there some while to install factory heat and a/c ducts to the back? I think they mount in the console between the front two seats.
Browse your local JYs for similar cars with those consoles & ducts, and transfer them to your car.
But it'd probably be a lot cheaper & quicker to just Universal 4xCar Seat Carbon Fiber Heated Seat Heater Pad Hi/Lo 5Level Switch Kit | eBay
But it'd probably be a lot cheaper & quicker to just Universal 4xCar Seat Carbon Fiber Heated Seat Heater Pad Hi/Lo 5Level Switch Kit | eBay
They all have rear heat ducts that blow in the 'floor' position. even the SES with no console. Goes under the carpet, comes out under the front seats. With a clear heater core you won't have any problem keeping warm in the winter once the engine's up to temp.
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OP your threads have been merged.
As Sheila noted above search out that video. You might also search 'Clinton Flush"
The Vulcan has a known issue with heater cores getting badly plugged, often they are replaced when a very particular flush method would have done the trick. With a properly functioning heater core these cars throw great heat
As Sheila noted above search out that video. You might also search 'Clinton Flush"
The Vulcan has a known issue with heater cores getting badly plugged, often they are replaced when a very particular flush method would have done the trick. With a properly functioning heater core these cars throw great heat
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