Reply to "Heater tube replacement"

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Dave2811, I will probably follow your lead and hopefully will be leaving well enough alone. My system was also neglected and the car had shut off valves installed that were corroded shut, so more than likely the heater may have never been used. I mix my antifreeze 50/50 with distilled water. That with using the No-rosion additive may be all that I need to do.

Bosswrench, agreed that there is plenty of room inside the tunnel without removing the old tubes. But, the rear tunnel opening is pretty small, how would the new pipes be able to exit there with the old tubes in place? Your idea is intriguing, but I'm not sure how I would be able to pull it off. How I wish you were here to give me a hand with this.

Dennis

3/21/116:08 AM

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