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January 10th 07, 04:26 PM
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Heater Core
When replacing the heater core, is there a gasket that sits between
the core itself and where the pipes attach to it? Use RTV or anything like that? This is for a '96 Voyager. -- Christian 
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January 10th 07, 10:37 PM
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"CMM" > wrote in message ... > When replacing the heater core, is there a gasket that sits between > the core itself and where the pipes attach to it? Use RTV or anything > like that? > > This is for a '96 Voyager. > > -- Christian The hoses that attach to the heater core are simply sealed by hose clamps Glenn Beasley Chrysler Tech
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January 10th 07, 11:03 PM
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Heater Core
On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 17:37:12 -0500, "maxpower"
> wrote: > >"CMM" > wrote in message .. . >> When replacing the heater core, is there a gasket that sits between >> the core itself and where the pipes attach to it? Use RTV or anything >> like that? >> >> This is for a '96 Voyager. >> >> -- Christian > >The hoses that attach to the heater core are simply sealed by hose clamps Sorry, I should have been clearer. Inside of the vehicle between the firewall and the heater core, there are a pair of aluminum tubes. A metal plate holds them together and a screw holds that plate to the heater core (with the tubes sliding into the heater core a bit). Should there be a gasket of any sorts there? -- Christian
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January 16th 07, 04:05 PM
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On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 09:26:51 -0700, CMM >
wrote: >When replacing the heater core, is there a gasket that sits between >the core itself and where the pipes attach to it? Use RTV or anything >like that? > >This is for a '96 Voyager. > >-- Christian The answer is o-rings. I figured it out... -- Christian
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