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GreenMystChevy · 03-24-2003, 09:15 PM

So before I start working on my truck tomorrow to fix the heater, I start working on my other truck. I accidentally put a hole in the heater box in the engine compartment. There was an AC piece of something screwed to it and I got caught on it on my down and it tore a hole in the black box.

Is it water tight in there or can I just patch it up without worrying about anything leaking? I have the piece and I think that with the right stuff, I could make it water tight. I am assuming that this thing holds water but I don't know that for sure, I know that it seems to be sealed all of the way around.

Thanks for the help guys.

03-24-2003, 09:15 PM	#1
GreenMystChevy Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Woodinville, WA Posts: 513	I hate heaters So before I start working on my truck tomorrow to fix the heater, I start working on my other truck. I accidentally put a hole in the heater box in the engine compartment. There was an AC piece of something screwed to it and I got caught on it on my down and it tore a hole in the black box. Is it water tight in there or can I just patch it up without worrying about anything leaking? I have the piece and I think that with the right stuff, I could make it water tight. I am assuming that this thing holds water but I don't know that for sure, I know that it seems to be sealed all of the way around. Thanks for the help guys. __________________ Jeremy '71 C-10 '72 GMC K2500 '72 Nova (Dad's) '70 Chevelle SS '55 Sedan Delivery Attempting to build up this here 4x4...make her real tall and purty...well, maybe just tall



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