dying heater core...

[shelbyone]

damn...I knew it...I knew it would happen again...even before I bought it...and I should have read some posts about it...

just as my new TC is completed and the AC is better than new....the heater core tells me, it will fail very soon.

I did the job on my 90 white/black TC and it took me 3 days of 12 hours of work each day. I will not get to it right away since I just got the AC going...here's the question..since the AC would have to be disconnected anyway, would you advise to replace the evaporator core as well? I think so.....fix both and forget them forever.....I hate to even think about it...

[Hemi Dude]

You have answered your own question already. Replacing the AC core is the smart thing to do and be done with it.

The good thing is that you already know the drill.

[Hemi Dude]

I once bought an Evaporator Core for a job I was replacing the heater core in a TC. I chose not to use it due to being a poor fit. I hope you can find something that is a better fit.

[shelbyone]

20 hours ago, Hemi Dude said:

I once bought an Evaporator Core for a job I was replacing the heater core in a TC. I chose not to use it due to being a poor fit. I hope you can find something that is a better fit.

thanks for the pics, Hemi! I'll look out for the correct core!

[Hemi Dude]

A friend replaced an evaporator core with one purchased through VINTAGE AIR which fit perfectly.

[shelbyone]

8 hours ago, Hemi Dude said:

A friend replaced an evaporator core with one purchased through VINTAGE AIR which fit perfectly.

on their website, there is no option for chrysler..........

[Hemi Dude]

Try calling them. Tell them BRISTOWS Auto Repair in Washington State purchased an evaporator from them within the last 2 months.