What do I need to rebuild my Mustang heater?
What do I need to rebuild my Mustang heater?
It includes the heater seal kit, a heater core, a heater plenum, a heater cable set, and a defroster duct and hose kit. Defroster ducts are not available for 1967-168 Mustangs. 1. To begin the installation of your Mustang Heater Rebuild Kit, disconnect the battery.
Where is the heater core on a Ford Mustang?
Replacing a Mustang’s heater core isn’t an easy task. The core is located behind the instrument panel, which you must remove from the inside to reach the core. This job requires at least two people and is best left in an expert’s hands, if at all possible.
How to remove the heater cage from a Mustang?
Loosen the clamps on the Mustang heater hoses (intake and water pump hoses). Place towels under the hoses to prevent a mess. Remove hoses. (NOTE: The water pump hose leads to the top nipple of heater core and the intake hose leads to the bottom nipple of heater core). 5. Remove the four nuts that hold the blower motor in place and set aside.
Where is the blower switch on a 1966 Mustang?
There is a screw that mounts the heater box on the cowl under the dash. Remove it and set aside. Unplug the Mustang heater blower motor switch from the front of the heater box. 8. Loosen the Mustang heater hose clamps that are located on the back left side of the heater box. Again, place towels underneath to prevent a mess. Those will slide off.
It includes the heater seal kit, a heater core, a heater plenum, a heater cable set, and a defroster duct and hose kit. Defroster ducts are not available for 1967-168 Mustangs. 1. To begin the installation of your Mustang Heater Rebuild Kit, disconnect the battery.
Where is the heater on a 1966 Mustang?
Unplug the two wires (some may have three) from the blower motor located on the passenger side of the engine bay. 4. Loosen the clamps on the Mustang heater hoses (intake and water pump hoses).
There is a screw that mounts the heater box on the cowl under the dash. Remove it and set aside. Unplug the Mustang heater blower motor switch from the front of the heater box. 8. Loosen the Mustang heater hose clamps that are located on the back left side of the heater box. Again, place towels underneath to prevent a mess. Those will slide off.
Loosen the clamps on the Mustang heater hoses (intake and water pump hoses). Place towels under the hoses to prevent a mess. Remove hoses. (NOTE: The water pump hose leads to the top nipple of heater core and the intake hose leads to the bottom nipple of heater core). 5. Remove the four nuts that hold the blower motor in place and set aside.
