1996 Dodge Dakota "heater core" Questions

...heater core! If it is necessary to remove the heater assembly, the cooling system must be drained before removing the heater core. When a heater core leaks, a new heater core is installed or the old ...

...heater core hoses located to disconnect for a flush? Looking to connect garden hose to heater core to flush. Regarding this types of problem,i suggest you to go through this help links.Click the link ...

heater core and replaced therm with a reg one. check for poor flow to heater core-change heater hoses -check for lime build up at intake connector or worn out water pump -if you only put water through

heater core is leaking. Check to see if your coolant level is low. A radiator pressure test will show a leak. coolant may be dripping down from the heater air box drain hose. Replacement of the heater

...heater core still leaking in driver floor board and have replace heater hose clamps per dealer and the heater core twice same problem windshield fogging coolant in floor board You need to get a new ...

...QUITE A JOB TO REPLACE, YOU WILL SEE A LARGE BLACK PLASTIS BOX TYPE UNIT UNDER THE DASH THE CORE IS LOCATED INSIDE THIS BOX The heater core is located behind the glove box in the heater core

...heater core/coil is leaking antifreeze and needs to be replaced. The heater core works in conjunction with your engine's cooling system. The function of the cooling system is to remove heat from the ...

heater core is hot but the outlet hose is barely warm when the engine is at operating temp. Clooged core? Smiley, You definitely have a clogged heater core, unfortunately those things get clogged with

...heater core is plugged and two you have a heater core that is leaking.the leak is shown when you use the defroster by the smell and chances are there is a light film of antifreeze on the ...

...Heater Core under the dash that now needs to changed out as well? If that is correct what else should I change while changing out the Evaporator/Heater Core. If the heater core isn't leaking it ...