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Join Date: Jan 2009
Posts: 3
OS: XP SP3
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The Defrost Mixing Door Has Unhooked And Fallen Down And I Would Like To Know What To Remove To Get At It?thanx Whitetinydog
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Re: 98 Silverado Heater Problem
Hi whitetinydog,
Every time I have to work inside a vehicle, I never know where to prize in order to snap off the dash or underdash assemblies. Always afraid I will break a plastic tab and it won't snap back later. To solve those problems, I refer to the maintenance books. In your case, it would probably be explained under "replacing the heater core" section. They do a good job of not showing any screws or bolts around the dash area. Hope you get it fixed, Mack1
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