Reply to "Heater tubes under console need replacing"

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Tom personally I would avoid the electric heater. I have a California Olds Cutlass. The heater was disconected when the engine was re-built a few years ago. They never bothered to hook it back up (I am too skinny for that and it's too cold here!)

I tired an electric heater. It's not big at all but it blows circuit breakers, dims the lights in the car, and I can only feel heat if I take my gloves off and put it over the opening in the heater.

It's in the shop getting the heater core hooked back up right now.

Gary

1/24/075:01 AM

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