Posted: Tuesday, January 29, 2008 9:22 PM  

it should be plastic connector on the back of the heater box / heater core. im not too saavy on "chevy" products. it should come out from behind the glove box though. the only car i can think of off hand that has to have the entire dash removed are some ford products.... i seriously dont see why you cant get those hoses to work. you can drive it here to tn and ill Help ya out!

Posted: Tuesday, January 29, 2008 10:02 PM  

haha, lucky no offense, but F*ck that ! unless you pay for my gas haha! im sure I could fix it if I take the time...

Dragging, because nobody cares what Torque is....

Posted: Tuesday, January 29, 2008 10:10 PM  

my wife is a good cook and you can stay here!

btw, if you are coming to any shows this year in (or around) TN feel free to hit me up. ive got a big ass house and plenty of room! beats the hell out of crazy ass hotel prices...

Posted: Wednesday, January 30, 2008 8:18 PM  

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Originally posted by laydhombre


i rarely used my ac down here....just rode with the windows down all the time cause the ac sucked gas since it was belt driven...and it made my truck run alittle hotter....oh and if I get the excess hoses off the fittings, they looked like plastic cause I could see down the hose and it looked like a white plastic...and wouldnt I have to take the dash out to get the heater out?


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it rarely gets cold enough to worry about a heater, where on the other hand its 90 degrees 9 months out of the year. the ac is what i would be concentrating on. come on scooter its not your daily driver, just plug the block and fix the ac. shit if it ever gets that cold just take trae's advice and order a jacket.

Posted: Thursday, January 31, 2008 9:30 AM  

i swear scooter just put those hoses and if it has a slight pinch then fck it, unless its totally closed off then i wouldnt worry about it at all but i would rather have a/c than a heater but hey i got both and will keep both

Posted: Thursday, January 31, 2008 3:04 PM  

how about a spring in the hose to Help keep it from pinching. some heater hoses have em to.