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I love this board, 'cause I have millions of questions!
What is the thingy, that stops water from running through the heater core when you turn the A/C on? It's got a hose that comes from the block, through it, then to the firewall, with a smaller hose coming out of it into the middle of the firewall. I need to replace it because it squirts water out. It's by the passenger strut tower.
Also, What is the easiest way to raise the rear end of my Chevelle? Air Shocks? Blocks? It's all stock right now.
Also, since my Chevelle used to have a vinyl top, but does not now, it still has all the chrome trim that would have gone around the topper. I want to remove that, but am worried about holes. Will I have rivet holes? What's the easiest way to patch those. Since it's not an actual dent, I won't have a surface to put bondo against, so it'll just fall right throught the hols the first bump I hit. So I thought of fiberglass applied to the inside of the body, put that's nearly impossible to do. Any suggestions?
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Scott, 20
Dallas, 70 Chevelle Malibu
What is the thingy, that stops water from running through the heater core when you turn the A/C on? It's got a hose that comes from the block, through it, then to the firewall, with a smaller hose coming out of it into the middle of the firewall. I need to replace it because it squirts water out. It's by the passenger strut tower.
Also, What is the easiest way to raise the rear end of my Chevelle? Air Shocks? Blocks? It's all stock right now.
Also, since my Chevelle used to have a vinyl top, but does not now, it still has all the chrome trim that would have gone around the topper. I want to remove that, but am worried about holes. Will I have rivet holes? What's the easiest way to patch those. Since it's not an actual dent, I won't have a surface to put bondo against, so it'll just fall right throught the hols the first bump I hit. So I thought of fiberglass applied to the inside of the body, put that's nearly impossible to do. Any suggestions?
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Scott, 20
Dallas, 70 Chevelle Malibu