RE: pulling out the heater.??

[Jim Jablonski <jim@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Hot Rod,

I assumed no A/C, but Gary is right, it's a bit trickier if you have 
factory air.  Mine did, and it still wasn't that bad, although the 
engine was already out.

Yes, from what I remember (I am at work so I can't look right now), 
there were 3 nuts that needed to be removed from the engine compartment, 
but the unit still slides out under the dash.  Without A/C there might 
only be two nuts?

Because mine had A/C, it was a bit heavier than I expected, but I 
managed to wiggle it onto my chest and do one of those contortionist 
moves we are all familiar with to get it out and onto the garage floor.

Like I said, though, still not a big deal.  A service manual would 
certainly help, but I think you'll be surprised at the basics of the 
whole operation once you get into it.  Drop me a note if you want me to 
look something up for you ...

Regards,

Jim Jablonski
Royal Oak, Michigan
'64 Fury

Marcus \"Hot Rod\" Edell wrote:
> 
> There is no carpet and the heater isnt hooked up to the block,so there 
> is no 
> coolant flowing through it..I thought it bolted from the firewall?? Is 
> this 
> correct?? I need a damn shop manual!!! anyone have one of those for 
> sale?!

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