Suburban heater core

JimS · Jan 21, 2018

Has anyone done a heater core on a 2000 2500 Suburban, if so, do you have any advice?

Bob · Jan 21, 2018

Lots of YouTube videos.

Here's the SHORT version...
Tear the whole damn dash apart

Hobo,NC · Jan 22, 2018

Its not a bad one to take the whole dash out in pieces... Look on antozone web site it may give you a step by step guide...

Stroby · Jan 22, 2018

After looking at your picture, thank you by the way....I think this is one of those jobs for somebody else to do....just sayin'

Oregon Tractor Jack · Jan 22, 2018

All late model cars/trucks will require the dash to come out. I have done a Dodge truck and it was just time consuming. It would be handy to have someone help pull the dash out of the truck. I will say that you should get your replacement core from the dealer. Someone I know went through three after market heater cores that leaked in about two weeks. He finally went to the dealer and bought one. No leaks.....

OTJ

caterpillar guy · Jan 22, 2018

Just pour a box of pepper in the rad and see if it stops leaking. Cheap and easy. Only out a buck or 2 if it doesn't .

Craig2 · Jan 22, 2018

Try looking on youtube. 1A auto has a lot of instructional videos that are easy to follow along with.

cuby · Jan 22, 2018

Try a bottle of Mendite sealer first. It is liquid and works damn good for what I have used it. Can get it at a CARQUEST.

K Effective · Jan 22, 2018

Make sure and get some help from a young, skinny kid who is really flexible and doesn't need bifocals to get all those fasteners back in where they belong.

Don't ask why I know this.

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