VW Jetta Heater core replacement

Is there any scheme or step by step, how to replace heater core on
Jetta 1992?
Gassoline engine

check http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerosearch

there's some stuff in the fourums.

-Lee

> wrote in message
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> Is there any scheme or step by step, how to replace heater core on
> Jetta 1992?
> Gassoline engine
>

Bentley Publishers may have a service manual for your car. Go to
www.bentleypublishers.com.


> wrote in message
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> Is there any scheme or step by step, how to replace heater core on
> Jetta 1992?
> Gassoline engine
>

Thanx for infos.
Does anybody have that VW manual 1985 - 1992 on CD for sale?? (for
Golf, Jetta..)

There are a few Bentleys, paper, on Ebay.
Search terms 'Jetta Service'
Or amazon.com for $37.77 free shipping, but you might be in Canada so costs
might be different. ;-)

later,
dave
(One out of many daves)

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> Thanx for infos.
> Does anybody have that VW manual 1985 - 1992 on CD for sale?? (for
> Golf, Jetta..)
>

On 19 Jan 2005 12:38:36 -0800, wrote:

>Is there any scheme or step by step, how to replace heater core on
>Jetta 1992?
>Gassoline engine

I did the HC in my 1991 Passat. It seemed like a daunting job, but
in the end was just plain ol' work. I started at the knee bar and
took the whole dash out, the airbox was a major pain in the ass, but
after popping the clips, it also was not so big a deal.

Nuts and bolts, some common sense and a couple of days to do it
(leisurely).

Enjoy!

And keep warm!

Did you have to depressurize the a/c system? The Bentley book says you
have to depressurize the a/c system on the car, because the a/c cooling
coil is in a box with the heater core and to get the heater core out you
have to take both out.

ChaosReturned_again! wrote:

> On 19 Jan 2005 12:38:36 -0800, wrote:
>
>
>>Is there any scheme or step by step, how to replace heater core on
>>Jetta 1992?
>>Gassoline engine
>
>
> I did the HC in my 1991 Passat. It seemed like a daunting job, but
> in the end was just plain ol' work. I started at the knee bar and
> took the whole dash out, the airbox was a major pain in the ass, but
> after popping the clips, it also was not so big a deal.
>
> Nuts and bolts, some common sense and a couple of days to do it
> (leisurely).
>
> Enjoy!
>
> And keep warm!
>

Thanks
AC is not working. I will just take it out, because i'm not planning to
make it work. So, I can remove everything, related to AC.