Heater Core
joevit
09-06-2007, 06:03 AM
Can anyone tell me how to replace the heater core in my 92 ga w/4cyl sohc engine?
Thanks
Thanks
xeroinfinity
09-06-2007, 09:01 AM
Drain some of your coolant down, disconnect the heater hoses from under the hood.
Remove the console/shifter, it's your best bet.
Then remove the many screws holding on the heatercore cover. The very bottom screw(s) are tricky to get to sometimes.
Might need some silicone sealer for the cover when reinstalling.
Hope that helps.
Remove the console/shifter, it's your best bet.
Then remove the many screws holding on the heatercore cover. The very bottom screw(s) are tricky to get to sometimes.
Might need some silicone sealer for the cover when reinstalling.
Hope that helps.
joevit
09-06-2007, 12:38 PM
How difficult is it to remove the console?
grandamsteve
09-06-2007, 01:22 PM
where is the heater core in my 96 grandam se please help
ebilartninja
09-06-2007, 05:05 PM
where is the heater core in my 96 grandam se please help
It's on the passenger side of the car behind the engine most likely. That's where it is on my 97 grand am.
It's on the passenger side of the car behind the engine most likely. That's where it is on my 97 grand am.
xeroinfinity
09-06-2007, 05:45 PM
grandamsteve, you thread has been merged with this one, no need for duplicate posts :grinno: And Welcome to AF !
joevit, thiers about several screws holding it down.
Inside the glove box comparrtment, in front on the inside , under the shifter lever etc etc.
ebilartninja, I think your heater core should be in the center section of the bottm of the dash, down by the floor. Though its behind the engine inside the cabin area ....
joevit, thiers about several screws holding it down.
Inside the glove box comparrtment, in front on the inside , under the shifter lever etc etc.
ebilartninja, I think your heater core should be in the center section of the bottm of the dash, down by the floor. Though its behind the engine inside the cabin area ....
joevit
09-07-2007, 05:25 AM
Thanks xeroinfinity, I'll be getting to that real soon.
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