1996 GMC Suburban "replacing heater core" Questions

...heater core,thermostat,and radiator. I checked the blend door while I had the heater core out and it works fine.With the heater hose that goes to the radiator connected and the hose that goes to the ...

...Replacing a heater core can be a difficult job. If you decide want to try it I suggest you get a shop manual to help you out. I can give you a relatively easy temporary fix that will stop the leak ...

...to either heater core. I have the same model suburban. I replaced the heater core. You will probably end up replacing both. You can buy them at Oreilly or AutoZone. and install yourself with a

...are not working on 95 suburban? Not getting flow through either heater core on 95 suburban. Replaced t-stat, and temp doors are working, but no heat. try flushing the heater core with a garden ...

up somehow. How do I fix it? check that the heater control (tap) that allows water through the core is actually opening Remove a heater hose and see it the water is circulating through the heater core

...replacing the front heater core I came out of work today and noticed water dripping from under the passenger door, I knew immediately it was the front heater core from previous experiences. I have ...

...heater core, I have plenty of coolant level, no heat in defrost mode either. What's wrong? If you haven't already, try replacing the thermostat located on your engine's intake at the upper radiator ...

replacing the AC Evapoator core 1996 surbuban Does the complete dash board have to be removed to replace the front AC evap. core? more than likely because there are brackets and lots of tubes and ...

...heater core If you don't live in a place where you need the heat, you can bypass the heater core all together. Take both hoses loose from the heater core, which should be located to the left of your ...

...heater core but thats very rare. Is there a switch or could the compressor be bad? How can I check? I still get heat but the defrost fogs windows. You have a leak in the heater core. It will have to ...