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2002 Blazer ls Heater core removal - 1/3/2008 1:18:59 AM   
sean bamf


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ok well my heater core **** the bed and i bypassed it to get the smell of coolant  out of there.
i bought a new heater core and am ready to install it but i have came accross a problem i took all kickpanels out stereo ac controls glove box ect.but basically the whole damn dash is still attached i have took all visable bolts i can see and it wont come loose. can anyone help me?im only 18 just moved to oklahoma with low funds so i cant afford a manuel.thanks alot




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RE: 2002 Blazer ls Heater core removal - 1/3/2008 6:44:57 AM   
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See if the information in this thread helps you.
Oh, and to the Forum. 

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RE: 2002 Blazer ls Heater core removal - 1/3/2008 10:48:29 AM   
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that helps.
do you know of a step by step to take the whole dash out of it?




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RE: 2002 Blazer ls Heater core removal - 1/3/2008 11:12:07 AM   
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Not offhand, it's a bit busy at work today. Use the 'search' function for 'dash removal', 'dash', etc and see if you can find something that might help.

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RE: 2002 Blazer ls Heater core removal - 1/3/2008 5:06:00 PM   
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When you go to remove the dash your going to have to remove the e-brake handle and also the dash first tilts rearwards then up and out!! I just helped Rcars2 with his heater core!!

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RE: 2002 Blazer ls Heater core removal - 1/3/2008 8:11:14 PM   
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i know how to take out the e brake release lever and such
the dash is there and when you pull on it it wont come out.
but i still havent took out the airbag yet i dont know hoow to disable it.

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RE: 2002 Blazer ls Heater core removal - 1/3/2008 9:40:38 PM   
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To disable the airbag first disconnect the battery, then behind the dash next to were you shoulda removed the glove box there is the yellow wiring for the airbag disconnect it there as well. Just to make sure you did a few things did you take out everything in the center of the dash and also glove box plus gauge cluser, there is several hidden bolts you need to remove behind those locations plus on top of the dash were the vents are you need to pull those long vents to get to i think its 4-6 bolts.

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RE: 2002 Blazer ls Heater core removal - 1/3/2008 10:09:01 PM   
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i took evrything out of the car pretty much glove box kick panel the panel; were the aux power is the cluster the cluster surround ac control stereo .i got the bolts under the vent and in the speaker  here look.


Here is the cluster surround painted too



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RE: 2002 Blazer ls Heater core removal - 1/3/2008 10:49:46 PM   
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Did you get the 2 bolts (10mm or 13mm) in the upper kick panels on both sides? They're really hard to see.
I have never taken the dash all the way out of the vehicle. I used a bungee cord from the handle on the dash to the handle above the passenger door to lift the dash for clearance.
I also took out the steering column bolts and let the steering wheel rest on the drivers' seat.



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RE: 2002 Blazer ls Heater core removal - 1/3/2008 10:59:08 PM   
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i got those two bolts.but is there any bolts through the wheel well im missing?
i thank you so much guys for helping me.
um.....does the airbag come out with the dash or come out by  itself?


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RE: 2002 Blazer ls Heater core removal - 1/3/2008 11:08:27 PM   
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The passenger air bag will come up with the dash.
Any bolts from the engine compartment should only be holding the heater box, which comes out later, if I recall...it's been a few years since I've done this myself.
If you try to lift the dash is there an area that still feels secured? Did you read my post from a couple of years ago?

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RE: 2002 Blazer ls Heater core removal - 1/3/2008 11:36:11 PM   
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yeah. when i pull up on it its still secure.
and no i havent read that.
all i know is that this sucks.
i feel like im missing somthing.

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RE: 2002 Blazer ls Heater core removal - 1/3/2008 11:46:12 PM   
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Ya, I know it sucks  , but go back to the first reply and check the link that rriddle3 posted. Hopefully that helps.

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RE: 2002 Blazer ls Heater core removal - 1/4/2008 10:52:08 AM   
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ok i got the whole dash out.
but now i cant figure out how to get the heater core cover off its like connected to the firewall or somthing i pulled one bolt out of the firewall and one by the passenger floor board but its still atached.

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RE: 2002 Blazer ls Heater core removal - 1/4/2008 11:08:20 AM   
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Do you have auto a/c or manual?

I sent you an e-mail.

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RE: 2002 Blazer ls Heater core removal - 1/4/2008 12:00:43 PM   
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are then bolts in the motor bay? for the heater core cover

oh and i have a manuel climate control

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RE: 2002 Blazer ls Heater core removal - 1/4/2008 1:36:12 PM   
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Ok, next question.... on your RPO code it should tell you what a/c system you have. Is it C42 or C60?



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RE: 2002 Blazer ls Heater core removal - 1/4/2008 1:43:46 PM   
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Wow, im missing threads left and right here. When i get home tonight i will take a pic of my engine bay and show ya the 2 bolt and one nut locations that you need to remove to get the heater box away. Its hard to explain but you need to remove the nut off the stud that comes through the center of the firewall, then there is one bolt thats attached to the heater box in the engine bay itself about on the passenger side, and then there is the SOB thats in the engine side of the heater box. To get to the last one look at the engine side heater box for an electrical plug on top. It will have a rectangle around it marked cut here for service, take a utility knife and cut that out (its only rubber) and you will find a few bolts holding in whats call the resistor. Remove the resistor and look inside and you will see a bolt in there more towards the passenger side about half way down, that little bugger is it. Remove it and the whole inner heater box will come loose.


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RE: 2002 Blazer ls Heater core removal - 1/4/2008 5:08:01 PM   
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I don't believe there is any cutting required with the manual a/c, only on the auto a/c.

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RE: 2002 Blazer ls Heater core removal - 1/5/2008 11:22:44 AM   
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i didnt have to cut anything i did it and it only took 4 hours!.
but now i have a problem believe that?
my heater works but now when i turn the control to defrost or heat on the legs its all still coming out of the head vents.

any ideas?

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