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how to replace a heater core in a 1998 F 150

does anyone know howto replace the heater core?
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First thing is to remove the dash board. It's up close to the firewall and it's a pretty big job. Alldatadiy has pretty decent step by step instructions.
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Did one a couple of weeks ago. PM me your email and I'll send you step-by-step info.

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Brandon, PM me again. Your email was there and when I went back to "Private Messages" later it was gone.
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thanks i appreciate it!
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Hello

I am in need of a more detailed description of how to replace a heater core in a 99 f-150. I would highly appreciate your help. thank you.
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Here you go. 97 should be the same or very very similar to a 99. I did one about a year ago. Wasnt too bad, just take your time. Nuts and bolts.....

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I need instuctions too, please.

Do you think I could get your step by step instructions? I heard ya have to remove the dash. I am going to fix my cousins for her. This one sounds like the engineers should be slapped extra hard.
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