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Re: no heat in new truck
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Originally Posted by 76stepsidechevy
thats a good point about the fins being plugged up although with the effort involved in getting to the core to clean it out and the price of a new one it probably makes sense to change it. With my typical luck I would clean it all up nice and put it back together and the thing would start leaking the next day.
Im running a 195 thermostat now and both hoses feel hot to the touch under the hood. Maybe your right and the fins are packed full of junk, I know all kinds of rotten foam blew out the floor vent and defrost for a while when I first got the truck, god only knows whats still in there.
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x100. Do not go through the effort just to put a 20+ yr old core back in place as relatively cheap as they are.
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