

| Subject: | Re: First Timer - Dash Removal, heater R&R |
| From: | Thomas Casal |
| Date: | Sun, 8 Nov 2020 08:23:56 -0500 |
Did this last winter huge upgrade in air quality. While you are in there may as well get the ram air kit from intrepid overland and upgrade the brake booster to the bigger Audi booster I think it’s a huge upgrade to braking ability. I have all disc brakes arnd and wasn’t impressed till the brake booster upgrade now I stop on a dime. To seal the flaps go to the hardware store and get foam with sticky backing. Get a thin wide foam for the flaps and a thicker narrow foam to seal the box and around the heater core. I went to the homedepot. On Sun, Nov 8, 2020 at 1:34 AM Steve Williams < steve@williamsitconsulting.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I want to replace my front heater motor and the heater core. > > I've got a good video on removing the dash and it doesn't look that > terrible. > https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KF66MnKOmbE&noapp=1 > > How long would you estimate it takes to do it the first time? lol > > I'm used to working on my van, wheel bearings, installing Propex & > Lithium battery and various upgrades. > > I used to be scared to take my fridge out, but now I can do it in 20 > minutes with 0 stress :D > > I've got the clips to put the heater box back together, but I was > wondering what people have used to seal the flaps inside the heater. I > don't actually know what it looks like in there. > > Thanks, > Steve Williams >
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