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201 Heater core R&R: while I am there .....
... what other parts should I seriously consider replacing.
After all I anticipate having the dash gutted .... and it would be easy to get to other parts. Any suggestions? Thanks, Haasman |
any suggestions?
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Replace all the vacuum acuators for the climate control and check all the lines and rubber connectors.
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thanks Glen! By rubber lines you mean the vacuum line connectors I presume?
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Yes, just check them to make sure none are deteriorated. I just went through the same thing in my '87 16V. The lines and connectors were fine in my car. The vacuum acuators looked ok too but I replaced them all anyway.
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Another thought on a part to replace is the feedback poteniometer that was mentioned in a previous post. It is the casue of a "clicking" noise in the (W201).
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i did a heater core in a couple of 123's. 8 hours on the first. 6 on the second. finished without any extra parts. i was proud.
maintain the ph in the coolant to make the new core last. be extremley cafeful with the dash so it does not crack. |
tryan
Thanks for the tips. The dash is already cracked .... thinking about a dash overlay. I will replace the vacuum flap controls, vacuum connector tubes and also search out the potentiometer .... any other tips from you experienced pros? Haasman |
Does r & r of the heater blower motor require dash disassembly? If so...
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PaulC
There you go .... good question! These are the things I am trying to harvest prior to the "disemboweling" of the cars interior. Any one? |
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