Just like Oleg said, it is pretty straightforward with those directions.
Just did this on my dad's car a couple months ago. The rear clips are hard
to install, I ended up spreading them slightly so they would be easier to
install and snap into place. Be sure to replace any foam seals/doors that
have deteriorated while you are in there, you don't want to do this job
twice.
GBergthold
From: "Eric Hauptmann" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
CC: "Steve Hauptmann" <[email protected]>
Subject: [a2-16v-list] 1991 GLI Heater Core replacement
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2006 08:36:57 -0500
Sorry for the repost but I seem to remember someone on the list posting
step
by step directions (or close to it) on replacing the heater core in their
A2. I saved the post on my computer thinking I would need it some day but
my computer crashed and that section wasn't backed up so no longer have it.
Well, the heater core is gone and needs to be replaced so any help would be
appreciated. If you have done it before, is the Bentley straight forward
or
are there any tricks to watch out for?
Yes I know this item was a recall but since it lasted for 184K miles, I
don't think I could go to them and ask them to replace it.
Thanks,
Eric
1991 Jetta GLI
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