Coolant leak
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Coolant leak
I have a one owner 1998 E150 xlt club wagon and i have the quick connection system i had one break on the front one so i circulated around it in putting the cover back inside the vehicle the quick connect was broken leading to the rear heater core i have reattached the hoses going back to the rear heater core and I have a leak i sat idling and had to shut down before I overheated how do i get access to the rear heater core
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Check youtube for a video. Mine is a '92 so not sure if yours is the same as mine.
That is the 1st part. Is a 3 part video and is the removal of an '06 heater core.
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I have a one owner 1998 E150 xlt club wagon and i have the quick connection system i had one break on the front one so i circulated around it in putting the cover back inside the vehicle the quick connect was broken leading to the rear heater core i have reattached the hoses going back to the rear heater core and I have a leak i sat idling and had to shut down before I overheated how do i get access to the rear heater core
The Quick Connect couplings up front and rear can be replaced with Dorman parts---they fit existing coolant hoses with typical worm-drive hose clamps. Dorman part number 800-403 is one type but these come in specific hose sizes---most Advanced Auto or AutoZone locations could provide the specific part for your year and engine type.
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