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David Hughey
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8/27/2006
19:19:43

Subject: heater core gone second time
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I have a 2001 Dakota with 4.7 v-8, stick shift. I keep it in excellent shape and maintenance. Heater core went in June 2003 with 26700 miles, it went again Aug 2006 with 65000 miles. Anyone else had this experience. Will Dodge provide any help in paying $760 bill???



Obio3
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8/27/2006
21:13:44

RE: heater core gone second time
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Myself I learned a lot of years ago to go get a good one built at a radiator shop. totally ends that problem.

So many problems .... So little time



shatto
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8/27/2006
21:17:35

RE: heater core gone second time
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Skimping on Anti-freeze can cause bills later.



rrbob
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8/28/2006
00:08:40

RE: heater core gone second time
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Maybe you have corrosive water at the tap? I found I need to run the heater once in a while even when it's warm to keep fresh fluid in the core. Alumaseal fixed my problem.



Flippy
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8/28/2006
02:12:32

RE: heater core gone second time
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buy your new core from napa, they are thicker and more durable, had mine in for awhile now and no problems.



shatto
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8/28/2006
21:19:53

RE: heater core gone second time
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rrbob,
1. Distilled water has no minerals to cause problems.
2. Modern heaters, like ours, always circulate the water. They use air adjustment for temperature control.
3. Sealers only in emergencies.



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