Dodge B250 heater core

Dodge B250 heater core replace info...

[@ScottyToaster]

This video was a HUGE help. I'm going to remove and replace the heater core and the evaporator on my '92 B250 very soon, and I had no idea where all the attaching hardware was located. Now I do! THANK YOU for posting this. MUCH appreciated!

[@Big-Hit]

My heater isn't working also on my 92 b250. Good luck!

[@flannegan]

This is such a great straight forward instruction. My 81 Dodge 250 Royal is going to undergo the wrenches very soon because that heater core is leaking and needs replace. Don't think there's any freon in the thing though - haven't felt air conditioning since we bought it. Thanks for taking the time to make this vid!

[@lilressler]

You sir are a wonderful soul. Thank you for sharing and taking the time to help some of us save our hair from being pulled out.

[@aaronfidelisrecine]

I have a 2000 Dodge Ram 1500 van and the process looks very very similar. Thank you very much for posting the video. This is a great help and review before attacking the core replacement on my own vehicle.

[@saulmartinez6760]

Thank you for the little tip to replace a heater core, I'll be changing one in a 88 Dodge van full size.

[@steveclujhawkins8063]

12/7/2022....Thank you. exactly the information needed for my 87' B250.

[@SteveXoff]

Why can no one on KZbin open that box so we can see how it is laid out inside with the doors and everything SMH

[@raybrensike42]

The lesson I just learned here in MN is don't trust an anti-freeze tester that isn't made in the USA. Got down to zero and wrecked the heater core. Read that it was good to -30.

[@cliffmorrison8042]

I am starting to dig in to a 89 Chevy van to replace heater core...I'm old..it's old...trying a shortcut...just used Drexel cutting wheel to slice dash on pass. side along the " seam" ....hope to gain access from cab without dropping steering and doing heluvalotta disconnects...I'll know later this week 🤞

[@altg5708]

Did it work?

[@metallicarchaeology195]

Super helpful I just may tackle that now thanks 👍🏻

[@Pulltabporter]

Thanks. About to dive into one.

[@flyhouseoftruth470]

I'm trying to remove the two rear heaters and bypass them on a 1989 B-350 van. That's 4 coolant hoses I have to track down.. Also considering removing all the air conditioning junk just to free up some space in there. I don't think it even works.

[@fiveonadub]

Dude! Thank you!

[@tommyb.6064]

Thanks buddy

[@tpax3p]

Thank you!

[@Big-Hit]

Thank you

[@whatyoumakeofit6635]

What year is your van ? Tha ks for the video. There is a few places I would not have thought to look for screws. A little all ways helps. Thanks.

[@Big-Hit]

My heater isn't working and I have Ac in the front of the van but not in the back. I need someone like you to fix it. I'm in north Carolina. How far are you?

[@bobsimkin7407]

I got all of the screws out as your video shows. The evaporator box is loose but there is no way I can get it to lift out. There isn't enough room between the top of the engine compartment and the front sheet metal holding the head light assy. How did you do it?

[@MrLucifuge1973]

Remove the glove box and pull it from the front

[@ScottyToaster]

You need to remove the two screws that hold the heater core box to the blower housing below it. Then the heater core box lifts right out. I just did mine today. Easy peasy!

[@thedanyesful]

What did you end up doing to get yours out?

[@chappledesign]

Anyone know if this applies also to a 1984 Dodge B150 van with 318 and AC? Got a leaky heater core.

[@funpolice007]

ok so just took grill off and remove 3/4 of radiator top support and lift up left side and pull forward and let it hang in front of support frame . also one screw may catch on upper box and get stuck on left side way in near firewall tug hard , i thought it was bolted on lower part but wasnt

[@bessemer-tech5579]

Sorry, not at work to look up that vehicle procedure...a 95 may be slightly different. I've done several of these 89-90 this way. If you want me to let you know tomorrow, I'll try thanks....

[@bobsimkin7407]

@@bessemer-tech5579 95 looks exactly like the one in your video. How do you lift it out?

[@bessemer-tech5579]

@@bobsimkin7407 Guys....There seems to be some confusion . I was working on a 89-90 model. The box pulls straight out , as I described when following my detail. The later models may be slightly, or completely different. Just trying to help. Thanks good luck

[@hoggernogger9402]

I have a 91 van like this. Is there anyway to take it out without undoing the whole ac unit?

[@bessemer-tech5579]

No sir, unfortunately it's all attached....

[@SteveXoff]

Next time you should do a video showing how to actually do the damn thing. Smh

[@funpolice007]

still not enough room unless you break the plastic box in front . doing a 95 right now , got everything loose , radiator support is in the way

[@bobsimkin7407]

I have the same problem. I saw the Haynes diagram for removal and it laughingly shows it lifting right out.

[@MrLucifuge1973]

Remove the glove box and pull from the cab

[@ScottyToaster]

You need remove the two screws that hold the heater core box to the blower housing below it. Then the heater core box lifts right out. I just did mine today. Easy peasy!

[@thedanyesful]

What did you end up doing to get yours out?