* UNDER HOOD-Let system cool. Loosen radiator cap to first notch and let system vent. Have a pan to catch spilling coolant. Disconnect both heater core hoses at firewall. Lay to side with ends up high so coolant does not spill any more than neccesary. Get a towel and place in passenger floor board to avoid getting coolant on carpet.Plug core tubes if possible. * UNDER DASH/BENEATH AND BEHIND GLOVE COMPARTMENT- Loosen 3 vertical screws closest to you and 2 vertical screws at back of core cover-then remove cover. * BACK UNDER HOOD-Push heater core tubes threw firewall. * BACK UNDER DASH-Pull straight out on core until tubes clear firewall and remove pulling core downward. Be sure to purge system after installing new core. There may be air in system.
change out the heater core
I have a 1987 ford bronco and I changed the heater core in about 15 minutes. All you have to do is remove glove box and there is a panel with a few screws around it. and there you go.
yes you may have to inter change a few things but they will fit
Blocked heater core, faulty heater valve, disconnected connection to the heater valve.
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The only size I can find is for a 1988 Ford Bronco II Eddie Bauer: 205 75 15.
A 1988 Ford Bronco weighs between 4300 and 4600 lbs. Weight variations depend on the make of the car and if it has been modified.
no
There is no 1988 Ford Explorer. The vehicle went into production in 1990 for the 1991 model year, replacing the two door Bronco II;. As for the Bronco II, there isn't an OBD port.
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