1994 Dodge Caravan "rear heater core hose" Questions

...heater core for damage. If no leak from the outside then problem will be on the inside under the dash. Hope this will help you. IF IT IS OUTSIDE UNDER PASSENGER AREA AND YOU HAVE REAR HEAT IT ID THE ...

...rear heater Sonds like one of your heater core hoses has a small hole and is leaking coolant, check to make sure the clamps are tight where the hoses attach to heater core itself, next if the clamps ...

...rear heater core is a whole different procedure than the front. Front Heater Core - Removal and Installation Before servicing the vehicle, refer to the Precautions Section. Align the wheels in the ...

heater blockage same as radiator core. So let me know how you get on. If you have front and rear heat, There is a pair of Hose and Pipes that run under the car under the passenger side from the engine

...rear heater core or defect heat panel to working only in one mode....Will be pluging all ( 2) heater core hose directly to each other to see if improves coolant flow and ordered new panel from ...

...your rear heater core or the hoses to the rear unit is leaking. They run along the frame rail on the passenger side. SOUNDS LIKE YOU HAVE A HOSE LEAKING ONTO THE FRAME RAIL, RUNNING BACK TO THE

rear heater core and refilled the system. do you have any ideas THANK YOU David Langevin I'm betting your heater core is getting plugged up. With vehicle cooled off, drain rad, and remove heater hoses

rear one works fine. We've checked the fuse and the relay switch. How do we fix the problem? Does the know not turn, or is there just no difference between heat and cool or ? The knob could be faulty,

...rear heater core supply tubes. You will not find them in a part store. They will be either a dealer iteam or you may find them in a salvage yard. The dealer will have a picture you could look at and ...

hose attaches to the rear of the block, also the heater core outlet tube attaches to this same place. What is the route the water takes after this ? Does it go back to the water pump ? indirectly, yes