smmayer92

So last year my blend door broke and i lost the ability contol my vent temps. So after being jerry rigged for a year I had enough. Florida in the winter time warrants a/c one week and heat the next. Being that the blend door can not be just taken out and replaced by itself I orded the whole HVAC case, actuator, and heater core( did the core so it would be worry free years from now). I dont know how many of you guys have had to dig apart one of our dashes but it was rather interesting. PICS!!!!!!!

FYI- I did this at my shop with my employee discount, the entire job flagged me 6.6 labor hours.

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Hooligan

Damn man...You did alot of work!

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Redneck_ranger

Yeah. X2^ lol Hopefully mine never goes... Haha. How to?

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RoadRanger

good lord, arn't heater cores fun??

nice seat covers BTW, where did they come from?

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smmayer92

Lol thanks,they are very nice seat covers that wont get ruined from sweaty asses anymore I do believe i purchased those from JCWhitney???? I dont quite remember. Ive done so many things to make that truck different from the rest that I could write a 5 page list. I didnt even write half the stuff in my profile. BTW. Yes its a very fun job. I was rather reluctact at first being that Ive done almost everything under the sun BUT pulled a dash. Good learning experience. Great word of advice is to replace the whole unit as I did along with the heater core and actuators. Its a good piece of mind and also prevents you from ever having to do the nasty job again.