The heater core should be located on the passenger side just below the dash. There should be a plastic cover over the core that will have to be removed first.
But, before you remove the heater core, make sure to drain the cooling system of antifreeze and add NEW antifreeze after completing the repairs.
First, drain the cooling system. Then, trace the 2 black rubber lines from the water pump to the firewall at the heater core and disconnect them. now move to inside of the truck and locate the heater core cover and remove it (carefully though, these things will crack easily). You should then be able to access the heater core and remove it ( there will be a couple of metal straps that hold it in place...just remove one of the small mounting bolts for each strap).
If you don't feel comfortable with these directions, your local parts store should sell either a Haynes or Chilton's repair manual for 1982-1993 s10's. You can pick one up for less than $20. It will have detailed instructions on how to do this and many more repairs.
You will need to remove the dash and it should be somewhere under
Get a manual on your car to do the job right.
how do i replace a heater core in a 2001 Chevrolet blazer
i need to replace the temperature control light bulb on my 2004 silverado.
Drop the glovebox door and you will have access to it.
i need to know how to replace the heater core on my 1992 s-10 pickup
Heater core has air in it and or plugging up.
Give us the symptoms you are experiencing with your 2002 S-10? or Silverado? Such as, leaking coolant on passenger floor. lack of heat. sweet smell when heater is blowing.
It may not be equipped with one. If it is you would easily see the cord.
What is the problem? Do you want to replace fan or fan clutch?
Remove the wiring harness from the back of your 1996 Chevrolet blower motor. Remove the blower motor retaining bolts. Remove the fan from the blower motor. Reverse the process to install your new blower motor.
Yes.