I have a heater core leak on my 2000 chevy silverado V6, is there an easy fix?

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The AC evaporator core and the heating core are normally two separate items. It is unlikely that the heater core is completely clogged. There must be a valve in your flushing circuit.

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the heat is independant from your ac. look for leaky radiator hoses or heater hoses,radiator cap,coolant

leaks inside your cab under the dashboard on your floor board. if you have non of these problems.

you may have a blocked or stopped up heater core and it will need to be replaced. depending on the

truck some replacements are easy and some hard , trucks and cars vary. good luck!

I believe on this model 1500/2500 gas w/ac that you have to first evacuate the a/c system and then remove the HVAC module [fancy wording for the entire heater box assembly] then remove the core from it once you have the assembly out of the cab. I also believe its about a 6 - 7 hour job and not one you'd want to try on your own unless you have quite a bit of mechanical experience behind you as it's not an easy one to do. It's also very easy to damage the new core when reinstalling the assembly back in the cab which will truly wreck your day if that happens!

heater core is leaking needs to be replaced

Had the same thing happen to my truck, the blen door actuator is under the console on passenger side, but the heater core is going to be clogged if you dont have any heat coming through, but a/c works..

The heater core is on the passenger side under the dash within the heater airflow contoller box. If you had Xray vision and could look straight through the glovebox, then you would see it. The heater control vale for the water flow is on the passenger side top of the engine near the firewall. It will have a domed top with a vacuum line to it and it is placed into the heater core supply hose.

Check blend door actuator for operation

i had the same problem with my 2000 chevy truck!! i took both hoses off engine and flushed the heater core with water and air frome air compresser,added new coolent and it works perfect!!!! so try flushing your system............

you can remove the core and solder it yourself or you can have a radiator shop do it unless the rest of the core is not damaged this is an easy fix and the cost will be minimal. please rate this thanks

yea a very easy fix
even the parts stor can tell you what size and length also get new hose clamps