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Heater Question 120-130

posted by  Simmy on  Fri Apr 11 02:40 CST 2003
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And now for something completely different...anyone know how the plastic heater vent which goes from the front heat outlet to the rear seats is removed? I see one screw towards the rear and no others...








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    Heater Question 120-130

    posted by  Phil S. on  Fri Apr 11 04:16 CST 2003
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    That one little screw is it.








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      Heater Question 120-130

      posted by  Simmy on  Fri Apr 11 04:25 CST 2003
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      Really? I took the screw out but I can't budge the thing. It feels like it's really anchored down...








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        Heater Question 120-130

        posted by  someone claiming to be SteveW on  Fri Apr 11 05:21 CST 2003 [RELATED]

        The duct gets "glued" to the transmission hump because of the sound insulation they stick down first. Just take out the screw and then gently and firmly lift the duct starting at the back and working forward. When it finally comes off, you'll have to disengage it from the rubber connector which links the duct with the heater box.







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