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1996 Ford Explorer Heater core replacement
- Thread starter robert252
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This will help a little
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=342778
I found it easier to get around after removing front seats and console. Then, drop steering column, then remove dash. You do not need to actually "remove" the dash from the car, it just needs to be pulled back about 12" or so to get access to the heater plennum.
Good luck. For the first timer I would allow a weekend.
http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=342778
I found it easier to get around after removing front seats and console. Then, drop steering column, then remove dash. You do not need to actually "remove" the dash from the car, it just needs to be pulled back about 12" or so to get access to the heater plennum.
Good luck. For the first timer I would allow a weekend.
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