Reply to "Heater Tube Liners ?"

peterfenlonMember

My heater tubes were too corrode to be serviceable, so pulled them rearwards and chopped them off in six inch sections, the job went well then one pipe proved very tight, I eventually talked it out, It was tight because its rearmost part is a sort of "S" section, wondering what held them in place I removed the gear lever unit and found the 2 brackets that are spot welded in place to stop them Rattling around, these were also removed without too much difficulty, then I replaced the old tubing with 2 full runs of rubber heater hosing, here in england we don't have the heat you enjoy/suffer in California, so I hope I don't have problems with extra heat in the cabin. Learning all the time!

8/7/142:44 PM

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