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108512, Heater removal? Posted by 420A2G, Apr-27-08 04:18 PM
I have a 95 Eclipse GS
Is it possible to completely remove / bypass the entire heating system and remove all its components? I know it is tied in with the coolant system, but could I bypass it and would this lead to any problems?
I live in florida and I just dont need a heater, the mess of the heater hoses, and all of its components in my car.
Any help would be appreciated. Past experiances or if you could even direct me to some one else. Thanks.
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108513, RE: Heater removal? Posted by Star Turbo Talon, Apr-27-08 04:38 PM
your going to lose A/C.
If you want to keep A/C but just want to get rid of the heater functionality then just bypass the heater core. run a hose from the thermostat housing to the inlet pipe and take the heater hose pipes off the motor.
The heater controls you would need to keep for A/C.
Terry
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108526, RE: Heater removal? Posted by 420A2G, Apr-28-08 03:00 PM
Thanks man! I already took out the AC condensor b/c it was cracked so I'm not worried about the AC.
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108527, RE: Heater removal? Posted by Star Turbo Talon, Apr-28-08 03:02 PM
now keep in mind you wont have your defrogger......foggy windows will require you to carry paper towels!!!!!!!!!!!!
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108529, RE: Heater removal? Posted by 420A2G, Apr-28-08 03:25 PM
I didnt think of that... I guess I'll put a roll of paper towls in with the squirt bottle I have full of washer fluid. I had to remove the resevoir to make room for my intake lol
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108541, RE: Heater removal? Posted by RoninEclipse2G, Apr-29-08 06:16 AM
How much have you hacked out of this car?
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