It is a heater hose to core coupling. Some auto supply stores have no clue. I went to Auto Zone and they didn't know what I was talking about and couldn't find anything on their system. Then I went to O'reillys and they pulled it right up on their computer. It cost me $6.00. You can use a large fuel line "quick connect" tool to compress the tabs and release the old coupler from the core. That tool set only cost $10.00 at O'reillys as well.
Are you talking about the aluminum tube that goes from the heater core to the intake? If so, you need to pinch both sides of the plastic retainer, and pull out. Dealer item only.
how do you install a heater core for a 2003 gmc sierra 4.3l truck
the inlet heater hose that connects to the top of the water pump connects to which outlet on the heater core? the far outboard or the inside? this is in a 2002 ford f250, 7.3.
I believe the heater core in that vehicle is located behind the dashboard.
plastic cover for heater motor
I don't know either
we are looking for the fuse for the block heater in a 2002 gmc sierra duramax. can you help? the diagram does not show
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If it's the one in the engine bay you talking about, there is one that connects to the heater tap on joint to the heater hose.
To replace the heater core on a 1986 GMC Sierra Classic, first disconnect the battery and drain the cooling system. Remove the dashboard and the heater assembly by taking out the necessary screws and bolts. Disconnect the heater core hoses from the engine compartment, then remove the old heater core from the heater box. Install the new heater core, reassemble the heater assembly and dashboard, and refill the cooling system before reconnecting the battery.
check your heater hoses one connects to the intake on rear passanger side of the motor it is likely the intake cracked there is a recall on this issue if the intake has been replaced with factory intake it is possible that the intake gasket is leaking check the bolts to be tourqed to specs if gasket is leaking replace gasket Crown Victoria Plastic Intake Manifold Heater Leak Fix When the stupidly designed intake manifold cracks where the heater pipe sticks into the plastic here's how to fix it. You will notice the plastic around the heater pipe is connected to some plastic to the front of the car from it. Take a hacksaw blade and cut about a 1/2" groove in that plastic - just enough to get a hose clamp around the plastic circle that holds the pipe. Tighten the clamp and voila! No more leak.
take the dash apart and remove nessesary items to replace heater core