french crap fanatic
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Post by french crap fanatic on Sept 3, 2013 10:26:56 GMT 1
hi everyone.
ive priced this one up with AD,2.3 hours!!!!
just a heads up really what are these like to do?
fords dont stock it so i think its a common part.
thanks.
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Post by Karl on Sept 3, 2013 13:14:46 GMT 1
Doors off,dash out, cut old pipes to remove
It's at least an all day job! No way 2.3 hours
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Post by french crap fanatic on Sept 3, 2013 18:18:43 GMT 1
flippen heck!!!
oh well phone call to them tommorow,how the hell does AD get it so wrong!!!
i knew i should have asked on here first!!!
whats the deal with pipes having to be cut off?can it not be done by disconnecting?
thanks for the help.
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Post by Karl on Sept 3, 2013 19:50:15 GMT 1
NOTE: Only for vehicles built from 10/2004
Saw through the heater core coolant lines.
Slide the coolant line ends forward.
NOTE: Only for vehicles built from 10/2004
Remove the heater core coolant line ends.
Pull the coolant line ends out towards the vehicle interior and discard them.
Installation Details
Item 13 : Heater core
NOTE: Only for vehicles built from 10/2004
Install the heater core coolant line ends.
Slide in the coolant line ends working from inside the vehicle interior.
NOTICE: Make certain that the seals of the heater core coolant lines are installed.
Engage the coolant line retaining clips.
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Post by Karl on Sept 3, 2013 19:52:05 GMT 1
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It's 3.8 to remove/install the instrument panel+crash panel
The new heater core comes with connectors to rejoin to the pipes
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Post by Monkey on Sept 4, 2013 22:44:49 GMT 1
It's not a bad job!
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Post by french crap fanatic on Sept 7, 2013 0:05:46 GMT 1
fancy coming down here and completing this one for me!!!! just couldnt get the new plastic clips back on!! is there a special tool or procedure to use them??? get them on fine if i leave the new rubber o rings off!!! |
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Post by Monkey on Sept 7, 2013 8:15:30 GMT 1
Spray them with silicone lube and they go together easy!
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Post by french crap fanatic on Sept 7, 2013 8:49:18 GMT 1
Spray them with silicone lube and they go together easy! cheers,will give that a go!! |
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