2002 Ford Crown Victoria "coolant going heater core" Questions

...heater coolant hoses. Remove the cable and/or vacuum control lines (if equipped). Remove the heater core securing brackets and/or clamps. Lift the core from the case. Do not use force. Take care not ...

coolant in cab, and window fogging up, check fog if green heater core is going. Over heating could be a couple of things, plugged radiator, water pump, thermostat. To check for water pump Find the top

...going up If the smell is coming thru the vents, it could be the heater core. The carpet on the passenger side may get wet at some point in time. Not necessarily, it could be a slight leak anywhere in ...

...heater core is like a mini radiator under the dash-coolant circulates through it from the engine to provide the heat. To change the heater core is a very labor intensive job. You really need to get a ...

...going on for a while. The internal heater works mainly using part of the coolant water for motor radiator, used to cool down engine ! there should be a lever enabling or disabling this function or ...

...coolant inside the car) There is a stud with a nut (maybe 2 studs w/nut)on it between these hoses remove this nut as it holds the top of the heater box to the firewall. Now go inside the car and ...

...coolant level in engine too, it is probably going down, as much as your leaking, and you don't want to cook the engine. sound like windo washer fluid.as far as the cost go your looking at 1.5000 to ...

...heater core tubes to prevent coolant leakage. CAUTION NEVER open, service or drain the radiator or cooling system when hot; serious burns can occur from the steam and hot coolant. Also, when draining ...

coolant leaking any were, (that I can see). The radiator is farly new. I start the car and drive about 3 miles and then the temp gauge go's from cold to over heating. I have to stop after 10 miles and

...heater core on my 1988 ford cv. the important point to rember is not to get overwhelmed. i ended up removing the whole dash, but not the stearingwheel. lable everything you remove....best to keep all ...