Replacing Carpet - Have to remove Rear Seat Heater?
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Replacing Carpet - Have to remove Rear Seat Heater?
I did a search and found out how hard it is to remove the rear heater (it has 2 coolant lines running to it from engine bay).
I’m simply trying to replace the carpet in the interior. Is there a way to remove old and put in new carpet without removing the heater (ie messing with coolant lines)?
Thanks.
I’m simply trying to replace the carpet in the interior. Is there a way to remove old and put in new carpet without removing the heater (ie messing with coolant lines)?
Thanks.
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I have replaced carpet in my runner without removing the rear heater. It has been several years since I did it but you do not need to remove the heater. I dont remember how I did it. I think the carpet kit I had was split down the middle if I recall correctly. I have not ever removed a rear heater and know it can be done without pulling the heater. Depending on who you got your carpet kit from and how they did the kit could be different from mine.
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I got rid of that at the first chance I had.
Replaced the existing console with a unit out of a Colorado so I finally had cup holders.
Move the controls for the rear window to the left hand dash during the carpet install too. Much, much better.
Good luck with your build!
Replaced the existing console with a unit out of a Colorado so I finally had cup holders.
Move the controls for the rear window to the left hand dash during the carpet install too. Much, much better.
Good luck with your build!
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I got rid of that at the first chance I had.
Replaced the existing console with a unit out of a Colorado so I finally had cup holders.
Move the controls for the rear window to the left hand dash during the carpet install too. Much, much better.
Good luck with your build!
Replaced the existing console with a unit out of a Colorado so I finally had cup holders.
Move the controls for the rear window to the left hand dash during the carpet install too. Much, much better.
Good luck with your build!
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I have replaced carpet in my runner without removing the rear heater. It has been several years since I did it but you do not need to remove the heater. I dont remember how I did it. I think the carpet kit I had was split down the middle if I recall correctly. I have not ever removed a rear heater and know it can be done without pulling the heater. Depending on who you got your carpet kit from and how they did the kit could be different from mine.