Re: heater core source or repair?
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Re: heater core source or repair?
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Re: heater core source or repair?
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Re: heater core source or repair?
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07/23/22 07:57 PM
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It's a dry heat
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Beware,,,,the aftermkt cores have fit issues and usually the nipples are to short to protrude thru the firewall sufficient enough to attach the heater hoses Thats why I have a few good oem cores on the shelf ,,,just in case
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Re: heater core source or repair?
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Beware,,,,the aftermkt cores have fit issues and usually the nipples are to short to protrude thru the firewall sufficient enough to attach the heater hoses Thats why I have a few good oem cores on the shelf ,,,just in case Agreed but... Thats why I inserted the link specifically for the 4 Seasons heater core. I installed 1 in my 70RR and it matched the OE very closely for the fit and hose nipples length.. Just my $0.02... 
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Re: heater core source or repair?
[Re: Sinitro]
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07/24/22 12:14 PM
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It's a dry heat
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Beware,,,,the aftermkt cores have fit issues and usually the nipples are to short to protrude thru the firewall sufficient enough to attach the heater hoses Thats why I have a few good oem cores on the shelf ,,,just in case Agreed but... Thats why I inserted the link specifically for the 4 Seasons heater core. I installed 1 in my 70RR and it matched the OE very closely for the fit and hose nipples length.. Just my $0.02... I put one ( supposed to be a 4 seasons core from reviews Id received was the best option back then ) and the nipples were about 3/4" short to really get a good fit for the hoses I was comfortable with , ended up having the original recored locally. This was about 5 or 6 years ago
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