99 - 04 Jeep Grand Cherokee: how to remove dashboard and replace Heater Core / AC Evap / Blend Doors

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this will shows you how to remove the dashboard and HVAC unit from a 2001 Jeep grand cherokee limited to replace the heater core, A/C evap and blend doors.
parts needed
Heater core: goo.gl/89xCMt
A/C evaporator: goo.gl/7W9yuG
Blend Doors: goo.gl/g2iRu7
Blend door 2: goo.gl/Gf0ojt
TOOLS USED
Ratchet set: goo.gl/Iu0zNq
Pry bar: goo.gl/62KzrZ
full screw driver set: goo.gl/Ye0zLZ
hose clamp plyers: goo.gl/PtLM33
full set of plyers: goo.gl/EGYtAa
syphoning pump: goo.gl/YaRbUe
engine coolant: goo.gl/lcQjO8
hose clamps (only if you want to change them) : goo.gl/z1OhX2
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[@yz250chick]

Awesome! My heater core just failed. I just pulled my dash on my 2002 and replaced all the parts listed for well under $200. I took my time and followed your video. I had to maneuver around my remote start wiring, but no problem. Now tomorrow is re-assembly. Thank you so much for your detailed and thorough video. Cindi

[@adamsmith-gb3wj]

Oh my goodness. I sincerely thought that I would be up for the challenge, but having to remove the steering column just so I can have heat on my side is ridiculous. I will say that this video was not only informative, but I'm impressed with watching this take place one handed! Thanks for the video.

[@johnzarollin2749]

a monumental recording effort to do this, I would have set fire to the vehicle 1/4 of the way through. Yes however designed this horrible setup should be put up against the nearest wall...They literally built 97% of the jeep around the heater core. A simple slip-in design could have been done a dozen different ways. hats off to the utuber for doing this.

[@joelmulacek486]

just wanna let you know. as a non-gear head but a guy who wants not to spend 950 to get it done, your video got me to fix my jeep trouble with the heater core. good stuff. replaced heater core. all good. its a jeep thing.

[@anthonycooper3696]

This is a great step by step video for any WJ Jeep owner looking to replace their Heater Core / AC Evaporator . Had come across this video last night. Within 2 hours of watching the video I was able to get my HVAC assembly out of my 99 Grand Cherokee Laredo with no problems. Video quality can be a little better. However the thorough instruction and clear steps make this video a great watch. Going to swap out the heater core today and re assemble everything together gain.. Take notes and make sure you arrange your screws in the order they had com out. Using ziplocks bags helps to organize.

[@gorpley]

I have a 99 Jeep GC Limited. My heater core was leaking and the blend doors were broken. I saw your video and it convinced me I could do the job. It took me a full weekend but I got it done and I couldn't be happier with the results. It's definitely a time consuming job, but like you said, be patient, don't get frustrated, and keep track of what your removing and it'll work out fine. Thanks for your great video.

[@emilybeck2241]

I congratulate you on your efforts, patience and perseverance in attacking this job. My husband was totally impressed.Great video and THANKS!

[@swimmingjim]

Thank you for a very thorough and detailed description of a job, step by step that would have taken me a month of Sundays to complete. The Jeep Dealership gave me a price of $1300.00 to repair my HVAC unit in my 2000 Grand Cherokee Limited. Good Job I will give you a 5-star rating. Let the work begin.

[@cobolt13]

So, did you do it? Mines been broken for 10 years been thinking about starting the journey.

[@hemphillmichael]

A friend of mine and I just tackled this project. Your video was amazing and step by step walked us through the process perfectly. One thing that's not shown, is that once you have access to the hvac system the old heater coil simply slides out and the new one slides in, so no necessary disassembling of the hvac system. When it was all said and done, a pretty easy project, just time intensive. 4.5 hours for my friend and I working together. Now that we've done it once, we could probably cut that time in half. Trouble Areas: 1. Pry-bar release from right side. 2. Heater floor vent screw for driver side. Break it off just like he recommends :). 3. High release bolt up under steering column for final removal of dash, hard to get to. GREAT VIDEO! Thanks!

[@daverotundo2370]

I know this is an old video, but it helped me IMMENSELY! My son and I watched the video multiple times before we tackled the job. By the time we went to do it, we had it memorized. Took under 90 mins to get the dash out thanks to this vid. It's not a fun job, but all it is, is allot of screws and wire clips. Don't be too afraid. We did the blend door upgrade and evap as well, took 5 hours to replace everything and be driving again. Thanks again!

[@jimalford2612]

We did it! My friend asked me to help him change out his heater core in one of these finely engineered Jeeps - what a job! Had we watched the whole video before we started, I am not sure we would have attempted it. But due to the accuracy and simplicity of the video, we made it. Follow it step by step, and you can do it, too. Great suggestion to color coat the screws and their locations. Make sure you have plenty of light and set aside a full day for the job. If you have the factory hose clamps on the heater core connections, break-off the eyelets before re-clamping. We disconnected the rainbow-colored vaccum hoses that control the dampers when we pulled the dash away, no problem. Make sure you do the ignition disconnect and reconnect with the key on. Good luck! You can do it. Thanks to the EXCELLENT instructional video this young man created. We really appreciate your help.

[@jcstevegigs]

+Jim Alford cool - I'm thinking of attempting this by myself. I have limited experience, but half descent instincts. Question about the AC….you took it to have it emptied? Then refilled? How does the AC thing go in/on?

[@fwhuff]

That is an awesome video , very precise and easy to understand...BUT... in Cleveland ohio you find out you don't have heat until around November or December. So believe me when I tell ya it was a long, cold winter!!! There is no way i'm going through all that when it's 20 degrees outside, At an cost of around $800 I had to go without it's just not worth it. I put a brand new 90 plus efficiency furnace in my house for $800. That is obnoxious how much you have to go through to get the heat fixed. I wish car manufacturers would design something for easier access. Good job on the video!

[@uothepiper]

This is a great tool to DIY... Took me about 11 hrs with the help of my wife... From start to finish... And saved a ton of money... Go ahead and replace the a/c evap core while your in there. All my blend doors worked great so didn't have to replace... Hot now blows really hot..... Thanks for the great tutorial.

[@markr3660]

Definitely wasn't this guys first time. Probably one of the best detailed, to the point videos I've ever watched, and I watch a lot, as a diy shade tree mechanic that only goes to shop for inspections and sometimes tires.

[@dirtyvet5404]

Your video is still useful years later. You saved many potential headaches. Now if Jeep can build like Toyota does no one will have to do this in the future. Thank you

[@cjhosey3438]

If Jeep builds like Toyota, they would have to change the metallurgy of their stuff so that it rusts out horribly and also they would have to start to lie about the safety ratings of their vehicles. Toyota builds a good engine and drivetrain, but they need to leave the rest of the structural building part of auto making to someone else, anyone else would be an improvement... (Tata motors are you listening?)

[@Tiazdshit]

Omg I can't tell you thank you enough for this video. We have a 99 with the EXACT problem and thought we were being taken to the cleaners when we were quoted what we were when we took it in to get fixed. We declined at that time but now I see what a painstaking process this is just to replace a couple pieces. Thanks I was also impressed with your knowledge of what you were doing and thanks for showing what was broken.

[@GregoryDScott]

Very helpful video. Replaced my Heater and Evaporator cores. Two big hints to start: Push seats all the way back before disconnecting battery. Also, remember to transfer the two studs from the old evaporator to the new one if needed. Also, get spare reinforced o-rings for the refrigerant line connections just in case. I also replaced the deteriorating foam on the blend doors using 1/8" adhesive backed foam sheets I found at Micheals. Have some 1/4 or 1/ thick 1/2" wide weather stripping for some of the mating areas for ducting. Thanks to the several people who have created these videos.

[@link375]

glad it helped you out, its ridiculous how much shops charge for something like this. remember to hit the like button, and maybe subscribe. I've ran into a few other issues on my jeep and will continue to make videos whenever a problem arises. thanks!

[@whitebuffalo1426]

Shops have overhead man Insurance utilities taxes etc

[@michaelgordy6283]

Followed step by step & like you said it's more time consuming & not to difficult. Now comes the part of putting it all back together. Thank you!!! Not everyone is as through as you!!!! 👍👍👍

[@GhostDrummer]

This is very helpful. Thank you for taking the time to make the video. I would still be trying to figure out how to just get started, but as it is, I just replaced the heater and evaporate cores and it's all going back together. Thank you again.

[@davidcooke5712]

When my heater core goes out, I'm selling my WJ. This video convinced me.

[@gsxrgeorge00]

I just came to the same conclusion. Mine is leaking and if it gets any worse, gone.

[@codred84]

Mine just went out🤠🔫

[@joebrowning199]

Not too bad i was able to take out in bout 3 hours then put in about 2 hours

[@Amarillobymorning777]

No , just delete the heater hoses and get u a 12 v heater.

[@alejandroe5573]

My heater hasn't been working for last five years

[@rohambo1252]

Thanks for the video. The Chrysler engineer that designed this needs to be beaten.

[@queerdeer12]

Ive felt this for a long time. Especially when changing the radiator

[@websitelaunchcourse4061]

😂😂

[@otherstuffbybob]

I followed your video step by step while replacing my heater core. Just finished the repair. THANKS for posting the video. I could have never done it without your video! Don't even want to think about how much a dealership would have charged for this repair.

[@cgman173]

I just finished! Couldn’t have done it without this video. Near the end of the job, my phone battery died and I couldn’t watch anymore. This caused me to miss a ground wire under the center console. Not good. Luckily only took 5 min to fix. Thank you!

[@Itschadduh]

Great video, I was able to replace my heater core. I watched this as I was working on my jeep. I couldn't have done it without your video. Thank you.

[@DoctaProfessah]

Just bought a '99 Grand Cherokee, the heater core is out and it blows condensation into the vehicle. Dude told me the core was around $80, but until seeing this video I had no idea how complex (or costly) of a repair it is. I'll let you know how I do when I give it a go!

[@jhasz1]

I have been wanting to do this job on my car but was just waiting for a good video guide like yours. Thanks to you I have finally done mine and thanks for the time and effort. I owe you a six pack. Something to add as fail-safe. Prior to reassembly, I pressure tested the cooling system and vacuum tested the AC system. I rented those tools for free from parts store. Thanks again.

[@michaelgordy6283]

I haven't even read any comments. But I have to hand to you!!!! Your AWESOME!!!! Very well expained, recorded and very informative!!! I really like how you went in depth on everything!!!! Thank you so much for taking your time & making this video!!! Got to help my son with his heater core replacement & you hit it right on the money!!! Thank you!!!!!

[@4G63DSMPOWER]

hey man just dropping a comment to say thank you for this video. I got my heater core done in my 99 jeep grand Cherokee in just 6 hours thanks to you and your video. saved me a gnarly headache and money. so again, I thank you sir.

[@joydavis8793]

Where do u stay I need heat asap. Can u help me I live in Chicago area.

[@4G63DSMPOWER]

Joy Davis idk who that was directed towards but I am in Washington state

[@brandonhoward1725]

Project DragonDSM Hey I live in Seattle just bought a jeep 1999 do you still own your jeep? and if not was your jeep gold and a limited?

[@Allister12212012]

I live in Bellevue and mine is a gold 2000 GC limited 4.7.

[@charleycastillo6365]

One of the best videos on a heater core/blend door replacement. Awesomeness

[@karlis1cars1party]

Thank you for not cutting through hvac. I`m here because someone someone did that on mine and now i have to repair it. Great video!

[@mariematte9617]

Thanks for the video - I had a long delay between disassembly and reassembly of my 2001 Jeep GC and there were several wiring connections that I couldn't remember where they went lol - Your video set me straight on all but one connection. We also wrestled under the hood with those hose connections - removing the few parts you did would have made that a ton easier - thanks again!

[@mrbigwinify]

Awesome guide. I used the first 90% of your video to get behind the dash and replace the rotted foam seals for my AC. Went from no air flow on passenger side to about 50%, way better . Great video again.

[@jameelabd3086]

i76

[@tcruiser1649]

Couldnt be easier with your video. Biggest job I've ever done and YOU made it easy. Saved sooo much money. Thanks!

[@psh12709]

Awesome video. I was able to easily follow the video and make the same repair on my 200 WJ. For each step I put the hardware in zip-lock bags and labeled and numbered them 1 - 18. Then I just put them back in reverse order. Worked out great. Couldn't have done it without the video. Thanks again.

[@jcstevegigs]

+Paul Hyl I'v been asking some of the others about the Ac part of getting it drained and refilled? How the old hoses reconnect to new heater core?

[@paulalabe18]

Thank you for the video! Being that it’s getting cold right now, I was NOT looking forward to this project. However your video helped me and I had absolutely zero issues once it was finished. I now have very hot heat!

[@johncauthorn498]

I used this video last Saturday 10.17.2015 to replace the heater core, a/c evaporator and blend doors in my '99. Thanks to you everything went very smooth and I now have heat! Thank you so much for this video!

[@jcstevegigs]

+John Cauthorn cool - I'm gonna try, but I'm confused about the AC part. Dealer to empty it? Then refill it?

[@johncauthorn498]

+Steve Murwin sorry so late. Yeah I took it to my mechanic to discharge the system then took it back when I was done to have him charge it back up again

[@kaschbowman]

Did this repair! Thank you. One tip / trick. detach the hoses in the engine compartment from higher up, place zip lock bags over hoses and rubber band them to prevent spillage. Also, there is a vacuum hose coming off the HVAC running through that same hole. Be very careful on reinstall not to pinch it or only the defrost will work even if the door actuators and doors work just fine. Vacuum hose activates them so make sure you get that right. Great video.

[@BudgetBronco]

Do you have to drain all the coolant from the engine before starting this repair?

[@cameronthomas1912]

Extremely helpful! Thank you. Pitfalls I ran into doing this job: One of the blend door actuators was in an odd position. Connected a couple wires to it from the battery (wouldn't recommend this, not my idea but it did reset it.) After reinstalling the HVAC unit realized the new evap core did not have bolts for the ac lines. Had to remove it and use the bolts from the old evap core. There was also a bracket for the pipes missing from either the evap core or heater core that I had to use from the old parts. It may be a good idea to find torque specs for some of the bolts/nuts. I would do this for the steering column at least. Electrical problems is my current issue. It could be unrelated but the instrument panel went haywire today. Gauges not working and every warning light lit up. The window switch lights are also turning on and off. Be careful removing the electrical clips and harnesses.

[@matthewnye8217]

theres a lot of these videos but this is by far the best one. one comment though, either im cursed or you pre loosened all hoses, harnesses and clasps cause you were pulling stuff with one hand. Spend 5 hours trying to get that final bolt on the steering column off. used PB Blaster, 3 different non-destructive nut extractors and pulled a muscle in my back. Finally said screw it and left the column in. we'll see if i screwed up my clock spring. and those hoses at the end, the difficult part wasnt getting the clamps off it was pulling the hose. again, think i pulled a muscle and had to buy a $40 clamp tool so i could hold it open (i had self tightening) so i could double fist it. at any rate, top notch video and thanks for all the help

[@johnweldon9821]

Thanks so much for this video! I have to do this for my daughter. Pep Boys did this a few years ago to replace the heater core. Heater core is leaking again!! Thank you Pep Boys.

[@arjenpoot8734]

Really excellent tutorial. Didn't miss a single bolt and very clear video. Saved mee a couple of hours work just to find out where and how the dash is bolted to he body. Thanks a lot.

[@TheTexasCoder]

Well done!!! The GC models have to be among the most complicated to pull, aside from the sedans (300C, Charger, Magnum...). You did a great job, thank you for taking the time to make this video and sharing it with the world!

[@GomGamer]

Thank you for posting this video it was really helpful to know where all the nuts, bolts and screws were, It made everything less complicated.

[@dennisfitzsimmons6468]

Just did my daughter's 2000 JGCL, hobby car. Would not have done it without using your video. Thank You!

[@stacey41971]

I'll need a video on putting it all back together lol

[@SnowboarderEWH6]

watch it in reverse

[@jamesflores1146]

That makes two of us Stacey LOL

[@justrude2u20]

Can't thank you enough. Completed mine in about 10 hours. You saved me a bunch of cash, good looks!!!

[@jtbuilds9176]

As a mechanic who does all repairs on all makes and models who has also worked in a jeep shop for 4 years I own a 02 overland wj and for the past 5 years have opted to not repair my blend air doors. Cold on driver hot on passenger but passenger still adjusted up and down for temperature. This winter I had enough of being cold and having iced air mid winter and bought the billet aluminum doors for my repair. Pulled my glove box and decided to watch the blend door actuator behind the glovebox and learned my motor had went bad. My doors were fine and I waited all those years for a 10 minute fix because I was dreading pulling the dash again. Now my heater core blew and my dash is half way out. Might as well install these doors even though I never needed them..

[@precycler]

Thank You! I played along when I did mine, it was nice not having to hunt for the bolts to unscrew- especially that one up under the dash.

[@raiderssparky]

The most helpful and comprehensive video on the subject. Thank you!

[@d.shanerose6053]

Holy shit. I brain hurts just thinking of keeping track of all of the bolts and nuts and connectors. I can already see how this is going to end. Once I get out of the hospital because of the heart attack I am going to have because of the frustration - if I survive - I am going to have my dashboard hanging out one side of my Jeep and the HVAC unit and all the parts splayed out across my driveway until I call a tow truck to take the Jeep to a shop.

[@bernierodgers9409]

D. Shane Rose lmao... Thats what im afraid of.

[@Bawlsaaaaaack]

Currently replacing my heater core thanks to this video. Thank you!

[@phillipdelgado7746]

Going to attempt this on my old 2001 grand cherokee that I handed down to my son last year. Been in the family since 05 and has been die hard since. Heater core recently gave out in 2020. Wish me luck!

[@robertfoote341]

Dude. How you kept your cool through the whole job I have no idea. Great job. I was going to cut my system open and do it that way but you made it look easy. It's not hard it just takes time. Perfectly said guy. A+

[@MrCommodorebob]

I just did it this last weekend.... I don't know how I kept my cool either.

[@joseesparza3122]

9:30 9:31 9:33

[@Nickss454]

Used this video to help me go thru the steps! Thanks Man...this saved me time not having to look for all the bolts.

[@mommaskowski2227]

Thanks for the locations of the "secret screws", big time-saver!

[@edmedeiros3740]

Dude, you rock! Followed this with my iPad on the seat, LoL!! I found a brand new core on amazon for $8 that said damaged packaging. So for a grand total of $14 plus my time and your video I'm all set!! If you own a grand cherokee the steering has to come out people. It's attached to the stuff coming out....

[@jeanjenner4510]

Great video to change the evaporator (I'm using it to that now cuz it's leaking) or heather core (changing that too just in case) but the blend door can be repaired without doing all that work. Doorman has a blend doo kit (much stronger than the original) that I used to repair mine about 6 years ago. You cut into the HVAC box behind the glove box. Took me about 30 minutes to repair. This said the detailed video is a real lifesaver. Thanks a million!

[@wildwest9395]

The Driverside blend door actuator is replaceable through the glove box. No cutting required. The passenger side blend door actuator requires the dash be removed. It's counter intuitive but that's how Jeep made them.

[@potatosniper5340]

Thanks for the upload. I am about to do this on my 02 grand cherokee and it helps to know what to expect.

[@damoncaravanman]

Wow, that has to be one of the most detailed vids!! Thank you so much for doing this.

[@mariadasilva-j6830]

LOVE the help ..cant get enough ! Great learning experience,Going to continue to learn...

[@Bobbymac28]

Great video! Was a lot of help. Under the hood, you don't need to remove the coolant bottle, electrical connectors, mounting plates, etc. All you need to do is to disconnect the upper an lower heater hose, and disconnect the two AC lines with a 13mm socket, and of course, the center bolt that holds the HVAC box to the firewall.

[@4G63DSMPOWER]

thats what I did. this was a great video but yes some parts like you stated I was like umm that's more work for nothing, no need to remove them.

[@link375]

2GeclipseGSX Bob McCloskey I only removed those because they were in the way and I couldn't fit my tools inside to get those 2 hoses heaters hoses back on. but I appreciate you input!

[@mylavila2725]

The blend door was the damn problem. OMG, extensive job. Good job!

[@curry1833]

Thanks bud did this last year right before winter started. Appreciate it. Much love!

[@MrYracheta82]

Thank you so much for this video it saved me a lot of money there was a mechanic who was going to charge me $ 400.00 plus $ 50.00 an hour for labor to do this and another was going to charge me $ 250.00 to do this , I needed to change my heater core . I looked it up on youtube found your video and I said well lets do it and I did . there were a few things that were different but all in all yes your video saved me a lot of money , I thank you very much please keep up the good work

[@VideoNOLA]

Mad props for tackling a job that scares me too much to even try!

[@malinburkette6051]

Took me two days, but I got it done. Thanks man. Saved me a lot of money.

[@E_flores_72]

Thanks again. Its working fine now, just last nite when i drove it home from my buddys were we worked on it, it started getting foggy. Thanks again! You rock

[@joshuaodonnell2848]

man I watch your video as I was pulling my dash apart an than I watch it backwards to put it all back together ........ worked for me thanks

[@rogergauss7877]

Thanks for the great and very detailed video. You saved me a lot of time and I'm sure I would've broken some plastic without it.

[@joehoretzki4354]

Great video man. I've changed the heater core on a 04 liberty, getting ready to do it on my 99 WJ. Pain in the ass, but this is a great walk through

[@137bob3d]

your efforts add up to making u-tube a magical experience. here one can find even the most unlikely of videos. and get new ideas of it being something do-able after all.

[@joelafleur6423]

Just finished my heatercore 15 hours total time. Did ac evaporator as well as coolant and cabin filter. The girl friend Did a good vacuuming and armor all the plastic parts as I put back together. Just take your time and you'll get it

[@bullantoffroad]

Thanks so much for this video. I have to do a dash swap next weekend, feeling better about it now

[@paulmadsen6504]

Craziest video I've seen yet.......this guy is good at turning a wrench! I would never tackle that repair because Id never get it back together!

[@link375]

Paul Madsen haha this was one of my first car repairs ever it's definitely a full day of work. The most important thing is keeping track of all the bolts.

[@mlee2400]

What a fantastic effort. Good pace, and great commentary. Very useful. I have a 2002 Overland 4.7L (in the uk) and the climate control does not behave. I’ll need to have a look at it all before summer, so this guide is key.

[@terrystratford1235]

I have issues with mine, but I recommend u smoke test the vacuum pipes 1st! Mines at the mechanic(for a service) I'm hoping it's a pipe!

[@mr.krankypantsakakurt3359]

That was fantastic. I wish you were in my area in Pa. I'would rather pay you then a dealer. You handle yourself like a true professional. I have the same problem in my 04. Unfortunately I just bought this jeep with only 28000 miles on it and i have so many problems behind the dash. I may be annoyed, but still love my jeeps. All of them.

[@link375]

just purchase the parts you need from the video description and do it yourself, it's a lot easier than it looks

[@Justinmccurdy25]

I'm in the process of putting everything back together !!so far I couldn't of done it without video. Thanks links

[@geoschleprock8900]

Helluva One Handed Disassembly!!! Thanks for taking the Time!!!

[@elMace1r]

This was the best step by step so far... Thanks a mil

[@Diallo268]

Good video. I used the jeep heater fix for my blend doors, wayyyyy faster. I need to change my heater core now so this helps.

[@jimmcgraw6376]

Great video. Replacing evaporator tomorrow thank for your video

[@DomAndretti]

I think I'll practice on a few at the wrecking yard before trying this on my own. Very informative video.

[@kge420]

D. A. That’s my plan. Go to pull-a-part beta complete heater box assembly. Bring it home disassemble it, clean it, replace heater core and evap. Be ready to go when I have time to do the job. Reason for all this is I’m getting a very faint smell of coolant. No bueno

[@laszlogreene7635]

i found a video on KZbin, used the info, completed the job with no experience and did it all in one day . this dude saved me$840 bucks, this Video is legit. i literally left the mechanics shop, googled "Jeep evaperotor coil replacement" looking for something official maybe from a dealers Web site and this vid. came up in the results, best decision i ever made thanks a million

[@SnowboarderEWH6]

Thanks for this video. This is the best guide I have seen for this job.

[@Seatown12s]

I just did this job and thank you sooooo much for the detailed video.... my only issue is only my wipers in the front dont work and the switch works for the back wiper and fluid spray... all relays and fuses are working and good.... I'm missing a ground or something

[@chris19772003]

this is a great video, second to none.Thanks my friend

[@SidPoptart]

I love your methodic style. It's given me confidence to do the job myself. I determined the blend doors were the problem because: 1. The compressor came on when the ac was turned on 2. I couldn't hear the actuators when I switched between hot and cold 3. There was unequal distribution of across the consol of hot and cold air Hope it all works. I will update. Thanks again.

[@crushed2543]

Did you ever fix your electrical

[@crushed2543]

Mine is ALSo doing the exact same thing

[@williamjohnson2059]

I'm about to attempt this project looks straightforward thx for the video

[@Freewarcraft33023]

Thank u i fixed my heater core u don't know how much u saved me

[@Zeriador]

Oh boy. I'm sooooo grateful for this.

[@tylerryan2554]

Yes!!!!! Thank you!!!!! Doing this on Thursday. Hoping it goes smooth

[@7storm776]

What a freakin' NIGHTMARE!!! Props to you and your instruction bro...

[@john3339]

Holy smoke! What a job...and what a great video! I've seen the entire thing and am totally convinced to let the shop do the job...or at the very least, wear an extra coat this winter (my heater core is shot). The video makes it look straight forward enough (excellent job in producing the video), but the sheer number of bolts, clips, nuts, harnesses and parts that need to be removed - including the steering column - make this job just a wee bit intimidating. And this from someone who took a Fiat engine down to the last nut and bolt to bore out the cylinder walls, replace the cam shaft, bearings, et al. My hat is off with great humility to anyone who has accomplished this task. Question: Do you still need to vent off the AC if you're replacing the heater core? I must have missed where the one is dependent on the other. Thanks again for a great tutorial!

[@jayscottw]

I'm doing the same thing right now. I have a 2000 Jeep Cherokee Sport. The methods you're showing are similar but quite a bit different in some of the cases. I don't have to remove the center console, and the bolts holding the dash are in different locations. I have driver/passenger airbags but the wiring and controllers aren't in the same locations. I've got the steering column and dash out now. I'm looking for a tool to remove and replace the fitting connectors between the evaporator tubes and the tubes in the engine compartment. Even though a lot of your video isn't exactly what I'm dealing with, I don't think I could have pulled it off without at least seeing how a similar job is done. Thanks!

[@symy3386]

Great job on this video. You saved me a ton of time and money. Excellent example of American know how.

[@CarlRMauri]

THANK YOU! Excellent video. great camera work and very methodical

[@johnfarson1846]

wow good thing I live in Phoenix AZ never gets that cold even in winter

[@Mark-wo3hv]

He took all this apart with one hand

[@wallywall0]

+mark aggie That was the most impressive part of the video

[@thehousemover9445]

THAT'S WHAT I THOUGHT!!!

[@guadalupe4996]

I was thinking the same thing!....that is pure talent!

[@justinharnett2443]

bahahhahaa.. took me 8 hrs just to get the dash out. smh. meanwhile one handed wonder boy over here.

[@cowboy_austin4501]

What a God