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Richard_Muise
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How do you change the heater core in a 94 Breakaway? Mine started leaking antifreeze last week. I bypassed it to continue our trip. When I look up at the heater core the AC evaporator is in the way. I'd appreciate any help.

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Rick


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Richard_Muise
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This has been interesting! You have to remove nearly the entire dashboard to get to the heater core. You also have to empty the freon from the air conditioner. And to make matters worse, no one makes my core anymore so it cost 235 to get one custom made. I'll post some pics as we install the new one.


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