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heater core 850 1996

Hello all, i need to replace my leaky heater core and was wondering which of the Nissens or Behr is better or are they much of a muchness? Any other suggestions gratefully accepted. Once again , thanks in advance for your help.

David








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heater core 850 1996

What ever you buy...and I have replaced a few...WASH the heater core before installation. My last one, I didn't. Once it was in operation, there was a terrible oil smell...I had to dismantle the job, wash the core's outside, and replace. There may be a light coating of oil on the outside of the heater core, so a wash with Simple Green or another de-greaser is whats in order. NOT THE INSIDE of the core...just the outside.








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heater core 850 1996

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Volvo-Heater-Core-850-S70-V70-C70-1994-through-2000-MADE-EUROPE-9144221-NEW-/360457795233?fits=Make:Volvo|Model:850&hash=item53ecf576a1&item=360457795233&pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr
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heater core 850 1996

Unlike the 200/700/900 cars, changing out the heater core is fairly easy. Someone just bought and installed one for about $50. Neither of your options will leak in 5 years, so just look for price.

Make sure you get new O rings.

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heater core 850 1996

Nicely put. Try to not break the plastics in the firewall as I did.

dick







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