sparky11
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- 1971
Need a little help on pulling the heater core. Should I pull the hood to start?
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biddle
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- 2003
When you post to the forum, choose a subject that summarizes your posts, as you are prompted. "1971 T Bird" doesn't let anyone know what your post is about. Also, since we are an all Thunderbird site, you can omit the make/model of your car from the subject. I have updated it for you.
Since there is not a lot of forum activity on 1970's models yet, it is highly advised you get a shop manual on ebay- https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...971+ford+thunderbird+service+manual&_osacat=0
Since there is not a lot of forum activity on 1970's models yet, it is highly advised you get a shop manual on ebay- https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...971+ford+thunderbird+service+manual&_osacat=0
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BrianR
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- 1970
I replaced the hc in my 1970. It’s a bit challenging - hood off, transmission dipstick must be removed. I also had to remove the oil pressure sensor and passenger side hood hinge. This relatively easy repair on most cars is quite challenging due to access issues