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Anonymous Posted on Nov 09, 2010

How do i remove the inside heater core from my 1993 mercury villager

  • Anonymous Nov 10, 2010

    i tried that but cant see to get all nuts screws and or bolts out to remove plenum and photos avalable??

  • Anonymous Nov 11, 2010

    thanks but i am now getting a lil heat but very lil..i am sure it was plagged and i got some of the **** out as before there was no circulation i couldnt get air or water to go through it..after many atempts of reverse flushing i now at least have some circulation :).....again thank you very much for your help

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Have to remove plastic plenum case, 8 hour job!!!!

go here for help

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/villagerquest/

Testimonial: "thanks ..that helps alot more..i tried reverse flushing and have now managed to get some flow through it"

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  • gerry bissi Nov 11, 2010

    our site has pics. I have shop manual for $15 plus postage.

    our site has a link to free online shop manuals. you have to remove instrument panel first. then remove plenum.
    alternate is to cut case and then reseal with silicone sealer. high technical skill needed though.

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    best I can do for now.

  • gerry bissi Nov 11, 2010

    If you are just getting cold air out of the heater, your problem is just that you have air trapped in teh cooling system and heater. Read the file on our site on how to "burp" the system, or just go to a shop that has Evac/Fill cooling system equipment and have them flush & fill system. It should cost about $75. The vacuum equipment will **** all the air out. Very common problem with today's cooling systems.

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Unfortunately, this is one of the most complex and time consuming operations, short of changing the engine/transmission that can be done to the car.
The heater core is mounted in a box, inside the passenger compartment, almost dead center behind the dashboard and is mounted directly on the firewall to allow the hoses to go through. If you put your hand just above the accellerator pedal, and go toward the center console, you'll find the heater core box.
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Begin by disabling the air bag system, by removing all power from the vehicle. Be SURE the air bags are disabled as they are extremely dangerous if they activate while you are working under the dash.
Next remove the entire instrument panel, and all the decorative plastic. To do this you may have to remove the steering wheel also. Be sure to label everything as you go. Then remove all the heater controls. Once done, you should be able to access the black heater box that the core rests in. Remove that, and if you have loosened the hoses and screws in the engine compartment, the heater core will come free and you can replace it.
For a much better and more detailed explanation of how to do this, I used the Haynes Repair Manual. (Note, Im not affiliated with them, they just had the best description of the procedure.)
I dont really recommend doing this yourself unless you are a very patient and reasonably accomplished mechanic. This will involve removal of all the dash, instruments and controls, and frankly, even when the dealer did this, the car is never quite the same again.
One other hint, after replacing the heater core, use a length of good heavy copper wire to wrap around one of the hose entry points (metal to metal contact) and then ground the core to the engine block or frame. This will help prevent the electrolysis that killed the core the in the first place.
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