My Bravada via CarKB.com

I have a 2000 olds Bravada and need to replace the heatercore; I'm pretty
much a "diy" and believe I can do the job if I just take my time and do it
step by step,Id just like some advice before I start,any suggeston will be
greatly appreciated. THANK's


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Backyard Mechanic

I'm intrigued by the thought that, later on, the poster wont be able to
find his question, let alone an answer.

Heh.....

"My Bravada via CarKB.com" <u15526@uwe> wrote:

> I have a 2000 olds Bravada and need to replace the heatercore; I'm
> pretty much a "diy" and believe I can do the job if I just take my
> time and do it step by step,Id just like some advice before I
> start,any suggeston will be greatly appreciated. THANK's
>
>



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John

"My Bravada via CarKB.com" <u15526@uwe> wrote in message
news:570a93d0a771f@uwe...
>I have a 2000 olds Bravada and need to replace the heatercore; I'm pretty
> much a "diy" and believe I can do the job if I just take my time and do it
> step by step,Id just like some advice before I start,any suggeston will be
> greatly appreciated. THANK's

Step 1 - Navigate to a newsgroup that gives a shit about an Olds Bravada!

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ThunderSnake #59

WindsorFox

John wrote:
> "My Bravada via CarKB.com" <u15526@uwe> wrote in message
> news:570a93d0a771f@uwe...
>
>>I have a 2000 olds Bravada and need to replace the heatercore; I'm pretty
>>much a "diy" and believe I can do the job if I just take my time and do it
>>step by step,Id just like some advice before I start,any suggeston will be
>>greatly appreciated. THANK's
>
>
> Step 1 - Navigate to a newsgroup that gives a shit about an Olds Bravada!
>


Somehow I feel certain there is none...

Fred V.

Hi

I've relaced many a heater core. Its not too bad a job once
you get going. The easiest one was a 83 mustang with dealer installed ac.
First thing I would do is disconnect the heater
hoses and connect them together with a small pipe. Then you can
work on the core while still using the car.

Fred

"My Bravada via CarKB.com" <u15526@uwe> wrote in message
news:570a93d0a771f@uwe...
>I have a 2000 olds Bravada and need to replace the heatercore; I'm pretty
> much a "diy" and believe I can do the job if I just take my time and do it
> step by step,Id just like some advice before I start,any suggeston will be
> greatly appreciated. THANK's
>
>
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> Message posted via http://www.carkb.com

Ritz

Fred V. wrote:
> Hi
>
> I've relaced many a heater core. Its not too bad a job once
> you get going. The easiest one was a 83 mustang with dealer installed ac.
> First thing I would do is disconnect the heater
> hoses and connect them together with a small pipe. Then you can
> work on the core while still using the car.


I must have done a dozen or two heater cores in fox Mustangs. What a
complete pain in the ass. It takes the better part of a day to rip out
the dash, change the heater core, then reassemble.