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Make sure radiator is full and that all hoses are ok. Then make sure that the thermostat is opening and that your water pump is circulating coolant through the radiator which must not be clogged. Till you find issue run your heater full blast with window open to add additional cooling to engine.
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i do believe you have to take the passengers side dash apart behind the glove compartment. go to autozone and get a manual or go to the library and check the chiltons manual. this is not an easy job. how bad is the leak? if its not bad these heater cores are made of all aluminum. i would buy a bottle of that radiator additive and see if that takes care of the problem first. it only cost about 5 bucks a bottle and it may permanantly fix your problem.
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