Broken heater box
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I think the angle of my picture is a little misleading. I did get everything trimmed perfectly flush with the firewall. I think I may try putting some thin foam weatherstrip on the back of the plate to make sure its sealed well.
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how do you get all of that crap out of the car?! im trying to do this right now and am having a hell of a time.. do i need to remove the dashboard?? if so how do you do it correctly??
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I didn't remove the whole box from the car, I just cut the evaporator core box out from under the hood. If you want to remove the whole thing, you must remove the whole dash to remove it.
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Yea..just cut the face of it off, make a little passage way for the Blower Motor to blow into the Heater Core, make a Panel for it and you will be good.
The Panel I have it something I made from 1/16" thick Aluminum. I prefer mine rather than the BMR one there...I think it looks cleaner, more stock.
The Panel I have it something I made from 1/16" thick Aluminum. I prefer mine rather than the BMR one there...I think it looks cleaner, more stock.
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I did it like that, but the headers were still out of the car. It was kind of a pain working around stuff, but it's do-able. One thing I definitely recommend, is covering the engine (and as much of the engine compartment) as you can with a blanket or something. Half of the heater box is fiberglass, and I used a dremel with cut off wheels, which made a HUGE mess from fiberglass dust.