Don't think the heater is at top performance.

[Bob Dunahugh]

I found that my radiator flow is being restricted due to internal corrosion. Today I got to thinking that I'll bet my heater core is in the same condition. Next week I plan to change out the radiator. I need to run my inspection camera inside the heater core by pulling the heater hose off. Never thought of his relationship before. Bob Dunahugh 78 Royale

 

[Vern and Lenore]

It will be interesting to "see" what you find in there. I know you will
keep us posted.

> I found that my radiator flow is being restricted due to internal
> corrosion. Today I got to thinking that I'll bet my heater core is in the
> same condition. Next week I plan to change out the radiator. I need to run
> my inspection camera inside the heater core by pulling the heater hose off.
> Never thought of his relationship before. Bob Dunahugh 78 Royale
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Vern Crawford (and Lenore Langsdorf)
155 JJ Lane
Center Point, TX 78010
(618) 203-8296 Vern's cell
(830) 928-5550 Lenore's cell
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[john r. lebetski]

You can "see" heater core by disconnecting heater hoses from engine and backflushing with the core "feed" hose in an empty washer fluid jug to catch
the evidence. I use garden hose in the return line and start slowly then increase as junk comes out to try to not exceed 15 PSI or so.
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John Lebetski
Woodstock, IL
77 Eleganza II