

| Subject: | Re: Removing front heat exchanger |
| Date: | Sun, 15 Jan 2006 13:09:20 EST |
In a message dated 1/15/06 12:38:55 PM Eastern Standard Time, markk@OURWESTY.COM writes: > Looking for feedback... thanks group. > > I'm in the process of planning an entire fresh of the mechanicals of my 85 > Westy. This includes installing the new Zetec engine. > As part of my project I'm planning to take out the rear heater core and now > that we live in texas i'm considering removing the front as well. I'll be > taking off the dash to fix the vents so i'll be right there already. > Here's my rational: > 1. I don't want to spend the time or money on replacing hoses and the > exchanger to ensure the refresh is complete. > 2. It's just another potential failure point that i'm not sure i'll > actually need. > 3. compared to the midwest, texas just doesn't get cold enough to warrant > having heat. i'd rather bundle up if it's a little cold. > > thanks in advance for your thoughts. > > i hope you dont ever plan to re-sell your westy, this would kill the resale value for sure. also in texas, doesnt it get hot? i have run my heater to bring down engine temps in the past. removal of the front heater is a bad idea with zero benefit in my opinion chris
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