97Linc97

I have a 1993 G20 Van and the heater core is leaking. I am doing the job myself and reached the point where I have the dash off and have access to the heater core box inside. The 2 hoses are off but I cannot find a way to remove the box to take the heater core out. I need some help, diagram, photos or anything!

canucklehead

Its well worth the investment to buy a haynes repair manual. 25 bucks or so, and then you have all the info you need.

97Linc97

I borrowed a Chilton's Repair Manual from the Library but it only says to remove 3 nuts and 1 bolt from the heater core box. It gives not diagrams or photos of the heater core box, either. Very frustrated at this point.

I can't find these 3 nuts. A friend suggested tonight to look around the wheel well on the outside for the nuts. Anybody with experience on these boxes that attach to the firewall on my 1993 G20??

canucklehead

There are 3 nuts on the engine side and 1 screw on the passenger side. The haynes manual has a picture.
It also says to remove the rear heater outlet on the right side first.

97Linc97

Just for archival accuracy and the fact that nobody had an answer for this puzzle: The 3 nuts that attach the Heater Core box to the firewall can be located on the engine side at the top of the A/C box. As was mine, it was covered with "body glue", a factory applied sealant covering the nuts and preventing them from being seen. After removing these 3 nuts, the box easily comes off. This applies to a 1993 Chevy Van G20. Merry Christmas.

canucklehead

What, my answer didn't count?

97Linc97

Sorry, but no repair manual gave these details on the removal of the heater core box for my specific model van. Factory "sealant" covered the nuts up. Frustrating repair.

97Linc97

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