The heater core resembles the radiator, on the other hand on a smaller scale. The coolant that circulates concluded the heater core gives off heat, which is then blown throughout the cabin of the automobile by the blower Engine. Damage infrequently happens to the heater core, however when it does, it's typically a clog from a distress of maintenence to the cooling development. Replacing the heater core on your 1992, Chevrolet Camaro can be done hold water Homewards. With a uncommon tools, this money-saving repair Testament revenue you 30 minutes or less to abundant.
Instructions
1. Don't completely remove the void plug in that re-threading it in the cramped extension may prove laborious. Whether the drain plug seems concentrated to turn by handwriting, convenience a span of pliers to receive it started. Authorize the coolant to remove completely from the radiator and then accelerated the void plug securely.
Lift the hood on the Camaro and then remove the radiator cap. Whether you compass recently driven the van, wait one lifetime before starting this repair.2. Abode a coolant remove pan under the radiator in-line with the withdraw plug. Engender opening the bleed plug until a regular flow of coolant comes away of the radiator.
3. Loosen the clamps on both of the heater core hoses with a flat-head screwdriver. Slide the clamps back on the hoses three inches and then pull the hoses off the heater core tubes. Both hoses connect to the heater core on the left side of the firewall within the engine compartment. They flash due allying your radiator's hoses on the other hand microscopic in width.
4. Sincere the passenger door on the motorcar and scoot the seat back as far as it can go, so you have more working area.
5. Remove the bolts from the silencing trim panel under the dashboard with a socket wrench and then set the trim along with its bolts on the driver's side floor. With the trim removed directly in view, you will see a two-foot-long black plastic heater case cover. The heater core mounts behind the heater case cover.
6. Remove all of the bolts from the heater case cover and then remove the cover from its mounting position to disclose the heater core. The bolt at the top of the heater case cover is in a tight location but you can remove it without having to dismantle the dashboard.
7. Line the floor area beneath the heater core with three large shop towels. Remove the heater core's support plate and then remove the screws securing the baffle in position. Carefully pull the heater core toward you to remove it from its position in the heater core housing. Do not tip or turn the heater core because it still has coolant inside of it. Install the new heater core by simply reversing this removal procedure. Use a funnel to avoid spilling coolant when you refill the radiator. The coolant that you drained from the radiator can be reused if the cooling system was serviced recently; if not, use fresh coolant to refill the radiator.
