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    gu patrol heater core removal

    hi everyone...just joined the site

    I have a heater leaking heater core in a GU patrol. i have been told that the airconditioning has to be degassed as part of the process. Is this true?

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    Hi, have a search of the site, somewhere there is a pictorial account in a post of what was required to get at the heater core. Not for the faint hearted, the complete dash had to be removed as I recall.

    You may also get a better response from the community here if you introduce yourself first.

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    thanks cuppa.....have gone and introduced myself (new to this)

    My son is helping who is an apprentice mechanic. he was told it would need A/C degassing but i thought I would check if there was an alternative

    phil

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    Here's what I was thinking of. Brace yourself!

    http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...re-replacement

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cuppa View Post
    Here's what I was thinking of. Brace yourself!

    http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...re-replacement

    Cuppa
    thanks cuppa....have seen these previously.....should be fun (yeah sure)

    thanks again

    phil

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