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Old 02-03-2015, 02:23 PM   #1
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Replacement Heater core

Got the new Heater core for the Chieftain front dash today.
Pretty much the same measurements as what I took out, except it costs 103.00 with shipping, instead of 275.00 plus shipping.
103 is fair enough to me, as it is the size of about 3 heater core
1/4 inch difference in length. different inlets, and outlets, not a big deal.
Came from a company called Mill Supply, ordered from StepVan parts site.
This weeks project will be putting it all back together. in a new core box, I am fabricating to make future replacement, and maintenance easier for the core, and AC coil. will also be easier to clean the coils in the future.

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Old 02-06-2015, 07:24 PM   #2
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Got the heater core in today, made some modifications to make it easier to service in the future.
Also decided to go old school, and put in a heater core bypass, which allows me to cut off the water flow to the heater core in the summer, or incase of a core leak.
Total cost of new heater core, and modifications, 160.00
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Got the heater core in today, made some modifications to make it easier to service in the future.
Also decided to go old school, and put in a heater core bypass, which allows me to cut off the water flow to the heater core in the summer, or incase of a core leak.
Total cost of new heater core, and modifications, 160.00
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I did exactly the same with my Gulfstream. In summer time I by -passed the heater core. Worked great going to Alaska - Going through the mountains. You will like it.
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