Heater core removal

Thanks for speedy response, combined withALL DATA, they'll be helpful.
However, I have no yet donated, but I will, right after this posting.
The instrucions you posted are too small to read when printed, although I enlarge them 200% on the screen but cannot print them larger than they are on the screen. Anyway to print them larger?

Thanks.

Thanks, email: kumintonso@aol. Com

Thanks, the email received, however, without the dash image included.

And I'm having problem making it larger to print. Don't know why.

Thanks, your email received and successfully printed.

Now looking forward to take the van to AC guy to
discharge the system and order a new a Auminum Gasket before I start the task. Refrigerant oil?
I'll keep in touch.

Just started this monter job today, (heatercore/ac evaporator removal), the way I see it, the whole dash has to come out unless I'm wrong.

I'm having difficulties locating "right and left panel silencer"under the dash. What do they look like?

So far about 50% or more of the dash panel removed, I need help regarding the above questions. Anyone? Thanks

Thanks for the response, I'm sure I over did it, almost every panel is removed except the airbags and speedometer. The instructions are not detailed enough for me espercially without more pictures.

Well I managed, the ac and heater core housing is removed, antifreeze leaks are all over inside the housing.
I used break cleaner by the suggestion of a mechani c to clean the housing but unfottunately the ac mode door and the temperature door inside the ac/heater housing got sprayed-on and the foam pads covering these doors were eaten thru by the break cleaner. The ac mode door got the worse of it.(Should've been care tho).

I'm going shopping, junkyard/dealer for replacement.
If unsuccessful, then I, m hopiong for suggestions about some kind of adhesive stuff to paste/spray on these doors and use a new foam pads covering on them?
Any suggestions? Thanks.

What really can be used to seal the heater/ac box including the blower motor part of the housing unit?

90 percent of the original sealer is still in place and feel very pliable.
Someone suggested Permatex #2, another, Rope calking? What do you suggest?
Thanks.

Thanks, I like the water-base duct sealer route, 'less fumes and easy to clean'.

Any particular kind water-based duct sealer or the're all the same?

You mentioned that "permatex will not harden". Is that a good thing or bad for this project?

Would water-based duct sealer harden?

Just trying to learn something here.
Thanks again for your patience and response.

I appreciate your response and the links.

Do you know if water-based duct sealer will harden or pliable, like the factory-original used on this heater/ac box?

Thanks.

The factory seal on this box is not harden, it comes right off. So then I'll be looking for the MiISTIC kind not fully harden?
Thanks.

Thanks.