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    I think the carbon fibre design like that will look ok on the radio & shifter surrounds. Probably better than the 20 year old plastic wood
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    Heater box is finally out. Takes a bit of pushing and shoving but not too hard.

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    Leaky heater core..

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    Looks a mess..

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    Quote Originally Posted by jff45 View Post
    All that just for a bloody heater core hey…


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    Quote Originally Posted by mudski View Post
    All that just for a bloody heater core hey…
    Yes, but a lot of satisfaction when you can do it yourself.
    I sent the pics to my grand kids in the US and said "look what Grandpa is doing at 76"
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    Quote Originally Posted by jff45 View Post
    Heater box is finally out. Takes a bit of pushing and shoving but not too hard.



    Leaky heater core..




    Looks a mess..

    Have mercy...
    My PC froze up when I scrolled to that last photo... Computer says NO!
    If mine ever leaks, there will be very cold winters I tell ya... By-pass/plug it up in the engine bay, and rug up ! lol
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    Went and saw Mat (nissannewby) this afternoon to pick up the new aftermarket heater core. Saved me paying the drug money that some are asking.
    Reused the old orings with some copper RTV and now have it fitted snugly back in the heater box. Bunnings tomorrow to get some sealing foam for the top of the heater box where the old stuff had disintegrated.

    Also started getting the surface rust off the metal parts so I can give them a quick coat of epoxy enamel. I know I’ll never see them again but I just can’t put them back rusted like that
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    Quote Originally Posted by jff45 View Post
    Went and saw Mat (nissannewby) this afternoon to pick up the new aftermarket heater core. Saved me paying the drug money that some are asking.
    Reused the old orings with some copper RTV and now have it fitted snugly back in the heater box. Bunnings tomorrow to get some sealing foam for the top of the heater box where the old stuff had disintegrated.

    Also started getting the surface rust off the metal parts so I can give them a quick coat of epoxy enamel. I know I’ll never see them again but I just can’t put them back rusted like that
    Yeah I did the same, replaced all the foam bits in the heater box and painted the large steel cross bar thingo'. If you haven't already hose out the heater box and wash it. I got rid of a lot of dust that I didn't know was there doing this.

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    That is just inspiring. I hope I never have to get that far into my dash area.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mudski View Post
    Yeah I did the same, replaced all the foam bits in the heater box and painted the large steel cross bar thingo'. If you haven't already hose out the heater box and wash it. I got rid of a lot of dust that I didn't know was there doing this.
    Mine wasn’t very dusty. I was able to wipe it clean inside. I didn’t want to wash it because the Ti has the electric actuators connected to it.
    I’ve had the cabin filter in for a while now and I’m sure it makes a difference.
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    This is the section that the glovebox screws onto. I brushed with undiluted CLR and then used a pot scourer, one of those green plastic hobbies, to get the rust off.
    I’ve since sprayed it with aluminium tone epoxy enamel and it comes up like new.

    The 2nd pic is just the rust off not yet painted


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