[Youtube Review][ChrisFix] How to Flush a Heater Core (Fast)

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(Recommended)Popular Videos : [ChrisFix] How to Flush a Heater Core (Fast)

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Playtime Comments : [ChrisFix] How to Flush a Heater Core (Fast)

Ow**********:

The clock was at 3:59 I wish it flipped over to 4

Ke******:

15:00

Co*******:

4:06 Naughty lil hose ;]

Ks***************:

at 4:06 he hit it like he was smackin A girl azZ lol

 

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Top Comments : [ChrisFix] How to Flush a Heater Core (Fast)

Ai********:

I live near the equator, why am i watching this

Pe**************:

possible the best location of a heater iv seen lol

Dr********:

Hey, just so you know, your link to the hose adapter is for a 3/8" I.D. hose, not 5/8".

Av********:

I bet Chris's vehicles will run forever. He replaces thing that people don't even know exist.

ke********:

i feel like a mechanich

St*************:

Chris you are a Genius!! My vent temps went from 88'f to 148'f after doing the heater core flush!!! Can't believe what a difference this made!!

US******:

Gee whiz where's a neighbor like you when you need one?

Ha********:

Chris fix: Keep antifreeze away from animals, as they like to drink it and it's very sweet.

Me: and HOW do you know the taste?

Chris fix: Uhhh... I drank it..

MA**********:

Pro tip never disconnect the heater hose from the heater core itself. Disconnect them from the engine. Reason being the hoses may have to be twisted loose for removal and if you snap the neck of the heater core you are in for a big repair. So remove them on the engine or coolant feed instead

Cr**************:

You're providing a wonderful informational maintenance service! I really appreciate it. People can save a lot of money doing some of their car maintenance themselves. Again, thanks!

Mr*******:

Haha, ist funny how Chris sounds bored in the old videos. Today he has way more energy in his voice. Love the videos!

Na********:

didnt know this is so easy, and my local mechanics charges so high for this...

En*******************:

I've been working on automobiles for over 35 long year's and I love watching your videos. Your a very smart kid

1k**********:

When putting your hose back in - always push it to the base. ALWAYS GENTLEMEN

Pe*******:

GRACIAS por los subtítulos en español te aseguro ganarás más adeptos

Ch****:

Guys like you making vids save people hundreds even thousands of dollars! Keep up the good work!

Ri******************:

Chris costs me a fortune fixing stuff I didn't even know needed fixing.

Hy*******:

If your vehicle has one, check the heater control valve while your at it. If there is a lot of buildup in your heater core, your control valve could very easily be blocked/damaged which could cause a lack of/no heat as well. Also, be extra careful not to accidentally bend or pinch your heater cores inlet and outlet tubes as they can be made of brass or aluminum and can be damaged easily which could result in a wicked coolant leak. Hope I helped

Js*:

I did this to my old dodge aspen and the water was clear.. But then i reversed the order and pumped the exhaust port with water and inlet as an exhaust and more brown sludge came out.. then i reversed the order again and even more brown sludge.. After that it was clean tho.

Cl***********:

Wow, never even heard of this. Both cars still good heat at 256,000 and 300,000 miles. But I do change radiator fluid before it gets dirty.

Hu******:

Awesome! Thank you bro. I did it with my dodge journe 2010, it was really bad. Thanks!

38********:

Damn playa...did you go to heater core school?

pl**********:

2014 "hey guys..."
2019 "HEY GUYS!!!..."

ph***********:

Just wanted to say you're awesome for these how to vids. I just bought my first 4x4 ever, I need to build this XJ up but first put some good tlc maintenance into it via everything you can teach me. I've always paid for vehicle maintenance and repairs but I'm older now, I wanna learn this stuff myself and it feels good to take care of the work myself. Hell, plus I just need all my left over dough to build this rig up. Thanks again, great vids really. Not many people understand how to present good instruction, directions and training in a straight forward, clear, precise and user friendly manner like this.

Ma*************:

Just like my colon cleanse, in with the clear fluid, out with the brown.

AK****:

I also give my spigot a love tap when I'm done with it.

Mi*******:

Thank you...thank you...thank you!! Saved a ton of money by being able to flush my 2012 Ford Focus heater core using your video. Heat was only blowing out of driver's side vents and I thought my entire heater core was shot. Took my time using your video and heat is back to pumping on both sides . Again...thanks!!

fe******:

that's a big increase in heat

St********:

Thanks Chris! Another Great Video!

Ga*********:

Great and helpful as always, merry christmas!

Cy*********:

Thank you so much. I thought I might have to replace the heater core until I saw this video. Thanks so much for saving me time and money, this worked great for me.

To***********************:

Helpful. Thanks!!

Wa**********:

Thanks for the tutorial

Ja********:

with the color of antifreeze coming out of the heater core I would suggest a full system flush. Just saying.

Tr*********:

Word to the wise, if you try removing the hoses from your 20 year old heater rad, you will run into serious trouble. My advice is to buy new hose before you attempt this, and cut the old hoses off with a sharp stanley knife, dont pry or twist them off, because you will distort the metal pipes on the heater core, or break the welds/braising inside the car and fill your interior with delicious coolant, I have seen this happen several times on older cars.

 

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