Replacing the heater core in your Honda Conform shouldn't be attempted without integral practice of the machine's interior. You must remove the dashboard to arrive the heater core, which is connected to the centre console, further. This confused burden may be boon left to an Professional.
Instructions
1. Unclamp the Honda Conform's contrary battery cable and wait Three minutes for the air bag operation to expire of force.
2. Discharge the air conditioning operation by disconnecting the suction and the receiver lines from the evaporator core. Extract the coolant from the manner by placing a pan underneath the void plug at the backside of the radiator and opening the plug to empty the coolant.
3. Up thrust the hood and bare the cable clamp. Disconnect the heater government cable and turn the valve to the fully opened position. Install the new heater core in place. Reconnect everything in reverse order of removal. Refill the coolant and test the system at normal operating temperatures, checking for leaks.
5. Detach the lower dashboard covers, center pocket assembly and glovebox. Also, take off the driver's side under cover panel on newer models of the Honda Accord.
6. Separate the steering column from the dashboard. Remove the air bag assembly first and make sure the column is in the full up position during removal. Hold the slider shaft onto the column with a piece of wire during removal.
7. Have another person help you remove the dashboard assembly. You must disconnect the center lower covers on both sides, the SRS control unit and all connectors, hoses and harness that will interfere with the dashboard removal.
8. Disconnect all connectors to the air mix control motor, evaporator temperature sensor, power transistor and recirculation control motor. Remove the wire harness, heater ducts and blower-heater unit. Loosen the heater core cover and remove the heater core.
9. Remove the heater hoses from the core meeting and catching off the mounting stone from the heater unit.4. Remove the centre console from the interior. This includes the gear shift boss (provided you posses a guidebook transmission), heat switch connectors (whether you compass heated seats), front power accessory connector, console mat and rear accessory electrical connector.
