make sure your radiator is clean and no problems first, otherwise you will be throwing away $250 for the new heater core. Pontiacs are notorious "GM's" for having a plastic intake manifold gasket that leaks, which then mixes oil with the radiator fluid and produces this nifty orange rusty looking sludge, which then proceeds to clog your heater core -- so make sure the rest of your system works before trying to replace your heater core. www.autozone.com has free online car manuals that will help with the replacement location, hoses etc of the heater core
where is the heater motor located at
Yes.
The 2000 Pontiac Firebird starter can be found on the right hand side of the engine. The starter will be near the back of the engine.
yes it does
Press the brakes all the way in kinda like a pumping fashion about three times. I have a 2000 firebird and that's what I have to do.
The 2000 Pontiac Firebird is rear wheel drive
back on a 1997 firebird, which is the last year they came with one
4L60E
200HP
A mechanic, that's who.
behind the gas tank
Is coolant up to level? Are heater control cables functioning to their full travel Thermostat may be defective and opening too soon. Heater maybe either "airbound" and need to be bled or may be plugged