are the heater good

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divinedragon13
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are the heater good

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i got a 1970 w200 wondering how good the heater in these trucks are.since i had the truck hasn't had heater core in and guy i got it from said stock heater was crap about all it did was keep the window defrosted.if so i want to put a better heater in the truck

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divinedragon13 wrote:i got a 1970 w200 wondering how good the heater in these trucks are.since i had the truck hasn't had heater core in and guy i got it from said stock heater was crap about all it did was keep the window defrosted.if so i want to put a better heater in the truck
If you have a good free flowing heater core and all of
your heater/defrost system is correctly hooked up, you
should have plenty of heat. I never had a complaint with
my '71 W200 I used to plow my property. I always had
plenty of heat and my windows were frost/fog free. :Thumbsup
John

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ok i'll get a heater core and get box back in.be frist time in 5 years having truck it will have a heater in it :)

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All things considered, my 67 will heat you out of the cab with the fan blowing full on.

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What I do to a truck that has a bad heater, I make sure the fan is as close to the housing as possible with out rubbing when warm, takes a little trial and error. Other wise it will just recycle its air instead of pulling air through the heater core. Air will take the path of least resistance.

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