Reply to "Heater tube replacement"

joules"Racing is Life, anything before or after is just waiting" - Steve McQueen

Dennis,

I assume you are talking about coolant tubes that run under the car not heater tubes that run inside the center console on later cars (those should be jsut hose)?

The original long coolant tube can only be removed with the engie out, that is if you wnat to reuse it. As you don't the esaiest method is to run a sawzall through it and remnove in two pieces. The vendor kit should have a two piece replacement for that one long tube which are joined with a straight section of hose making it a relatively simple task. IMO it's worth doing now you have the kit in hand.

Julian

3/20/1111:59 AM

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