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07-10-2014, 11:00 PM
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Location: San Pedro River, SE Arizona
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Leaking heater - easiest way to R&R?
The heater is leaking coolant into the cab - 1970 GMC factory air setup. Wishing to get the heater section apart and deal with the core and/or connections in easiest/simplest way. Have looked it over carefully under the hood and in cab - looks like the heater section of the in-cab unit may come away from the rest. Is this the case? If so, best way?
Anyone done this job and have info/advice for a first-timer?
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