Thread: 72 heater core removal?
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Old 04-15-2011, 06:48 PM   #6
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Re: 72 heater core removal?
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Originally Posted by ERASER5 View Post
If only it were that easy! The last nut/bolt is hidden under the inner fender. Drop the inner fender onto the tire to get access. This of course if the heater is non-AC.
Doh! Good point, and thanks for clearing that up... I came to realize after I posted that I replaced mine when the entire front end from the firewall forward was off the truck.

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