No, you don't have to remove the whole dash panel. Just remove the glove box and you will see the blower moter behind it. Just remove the cover and the vent linkage and the motor wil drop down once you have the screws removed.
You have to remove the entire dash board to gain access to the heater core.
It is under the dash, you have to remove entire dash to access.
You will be better off if you buy a service manual or borrow one from a library. You have to drain the freon, remove the entire dash, remove the heater/ac housing, and dissassemble the housing to access the heater core.
Removal of the passenger airbag will not provide access to the heater core. The entire dash and HVAC housing need removed.
Depends on what kind of vehicle you are talking about. With some cars and trucks you will need to remove the entire dash...With other vehicles you only need to remove an access panel.
With difficulty. Tried to remove the one in my 1997 and found that you really do have to remove the entire dash to access it. If you have it out already, try to get your hands on a new heater box, saves the hassle.
To remove the heater core on a 1992 Grand Marquis, first remove the dash board. Then remove the AC box to have access to the heater core.
remove steering column, pull back dash to passenger front seat, you do not have to dis-assemble entire dash panel. You can access plenum (heater box)this way.
No. You will have to remove the shift knob and center console and part of the lower dash in order to access the heater core housing. Be careful not to damage the housing when removing it; there are some screws in the front which are difficult to see and access.
You can access the heater core from the passenger side kick plate in your 1964 Chevrolet Corvette. Remove the heater core water supply hoses. Remove the heater core retaining bolts. The heater core will come out.
You have to completely remove the dash to get access to the heater core.
First remove the dashboard to access the heater box and core! Then reversal of strip down to rebuild.