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10-16-2006, 08:23 PM
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Completed Heater Core Replacement
WOW What an adventure~!
Now everything is back together, I have a problem..go figure! The temp control I can't get HOT, only cool. Any idea what I didn't do? I just re examined and found a wire harness, It is in glove box area, three wires BLACK BROWN & GREEN the three wires are in a twelve point connector... THANKS 
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10-17-2006, 10:58 AM
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Re: Completed Heater Core Replacement
Well someone will suggest this, but if you haven't already. Put your blazer on some ramps. With the coolant cool, open up your radiator cap. Now turn on your engine until it heats up. You should see the coolant dropping down in level. What you are wanting to do is work all the air bubbles out of your heater core and this is the easiest way.
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1999 Blazer 4x4 LS "Blackie" Monroe Reflex Shocks Moog U/L Ball Joints K&N FIPK Gen 2 Cold Air Intake Flo-pro Soundpro exhaust Optima Redtop 132k miles and still rolling....
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10-17-2006, 11:47 AM
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Re: Completed Heater Core Replacement
It's a 99 S-10 Blazer
Thinking back I don't think I reconnected the harness to the Vent....so out comes the dash again. Any idea what color code that harness is and where it comes from?
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