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Old 11-21-2013, 11:36 PM
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89 pickup heatercore problem

Hi, so Im replacing the HC in my truck and the extender tube that runs through the fire wall keeps leaking on me. I replaced the clamp and the O ring with one from toyota still leaking. Has anyone one here experienced this problem before. Iwas thinking about just puting a little RTV on there but thought I would ask here first. Thanks for the help John
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i take it that your leak is at the heater core connection?/

Every thing nice and clean ??

Did you cut the new o ring or have it twist out of shape when putting it together??

I doubt RTV will fix the problem
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Yep right at that connection . It is all clean and the
O ring looks good.
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After market heater core ??

The Toyota o ring might not be sealing due to a size difference.
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Yep after market heater core. I tryed a little bigger o ring but im going to get a new one and try it again
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Are you sure it's the brass tube and not the old rubber hose?
I managed to cut my heater core supply hose during a rebuild.
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Nope not the hose replaced them :\
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Fellas I got it thanks for the help you all were awesome.
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Glad you got it sorted out!!

Just what did the trick?? Different size o ring??
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Yep bigger O-ring and rolling the o-ring onto the expansion tube
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