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Old 10-30-2004, 01:27 PM
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Question newbie to benders

i recently purchased a "new" 87 190e 2.6 (158,000) seems to have a strong engine & trans. the interior needs a little tlc but functional. when i bought it i noticed the heater core was bypassed, not a big problem in so. cal. but i thought i'd check w/ you guys on difficulty of changing this, and/or how to test the aux water pump for proper output (maybe the only problem?) i've changed heater cores in other cars but this is all german to me!!

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Old 10-30-2004, 01:35 PM
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Not much has changed since you have changed heater cores before, my guess anyway!

Get a CD service manual, or Haynes manual, they offer one for the 201 also, and learn how to remove dashboard and heater core!

Have fun!
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Old 10-30-2004, 02:14 PM
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As mentioned, the real fun in changing a W201 heater core is that you get up close and personal with the entire dash board and center console . . . it has to come off. If it's your first time removing the dash, plan for this to be a weekend exploration, but so long as you're methodic (helps to take notes and have a digital camera to remember stuff) it's actually not that fustrating.

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