by thatcherworks Tue Aug 21, 2012 8:48 pmcan i just loop the tubing from the pump back into the other inlet with out any issues? i dont need it and am trying to simplify as much stuff as possible. figure if i get cold i can just hug the doghouse lid.
5 posters
I dont want my heater plumbing
thatcherworks- Number of posts : 102
Location : south lake tahoe
Registration date : 2012-07-14
donivan65- Governor
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Location : San Diego, California
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There are probably a lot of vans out there like that because of leaking heater cores,,,,,if you have a 6 cylinder, one hose is 5/8" and the other 3/4",,,,so probably use the 3/4 hose and squeeze it down on the 5/8" pipe...
kookykrispy- Number of posts : 1533
Location : Helendale, CA
Age : 50
Registration date : 2009-05-22
Ha!! You'll probably want a heater in south lake tahoe in a couple months... or probably a windshield defroster! But yeah, just looping it like don says is a good temporary fix. New heater cores are available when the time comes to fix it correctly.
thatcherworks- Number of posts : 102
Location : south lake tahoe
Registration date : 2012-07-14
haha yeah probably. i dont think its going to get a lot of miles put on it when its snowing this winter though. thanks everyone!
COMSTOCK_108- Number of posts : 16
Location : Virginia City NV
Registration date : 2012-03-10
Hey thatcher
I had my heater core re-done last fall
by McCarran Radiator in Sparks Nevada.
They saved me about $100. Total cost
was about $87!They also re-cored my
radiator a few years ago. I have NO
overheating problems EVER.
comstock_108
I had my heater core re-done last fall
by McCarran Radiator in Sparks Nevada.
They saved me about $100. Total cost
was about $87!They also re-cored my
radiator a few years ago. I have NO
overheating problems EVER.
comstock_108
thatcherworks- Number of posts : 102
Location : south lake tahoe
Registration date : 2012-07-14
awesome! thats good to know. i have only been here 2 years and havent found a lot of local resources yet.
kookykrispy- Number of posts : 1533
Location : Helendale, CA
Age : 50
Registration date : 2009-05-22
This is Part No. 398237, the correct replacement for the factory heater core for 64-66 chevy van:
http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product__20820003-P_524_R%7CGRPCOOLAMS____?zoneAssigned=1
The photo is a stock photo of the generic heater core. I have one of these heater cores in my 64. Read my review on the advance auto website. Easy to install and it fits!
http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product__20820003-P_524_R%7CGRPCOOLAMS____?zoneAssigned=1
The photo is a stock photo of the generic heater core. I have one of these heater cores in my 64. Read my review on the advance auto website. Easy to install and it fits!
Leftcoast65- Number of posts : 77
Location : Sunny (most of the time) San Diego
Registration date : 2011-08-27
kookykrispy wrote:This is Part No. 398237, the correct replacement for the factory heater core for 64-66 chevy van:
http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product__20820003-P_524_R%7CGRPCOOLAMS____?zoneAssigned=1
The photo is a stock photo of the generic heater core. I have one of these heater cores in my 64. Read my review on the advance auto website. Easy to install and it fits!
Link seem to go to part not available-part number search states does not fit 1965 Cevy G10 Van . . .is this the right one before I order it?
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