95 YJ Heater Core Replacement

[95kidneypunch]

It's time for me to take control of my life, my heater and my self esteem. It's funny how all three of these things hinge on one process: The replacement of my 95 YJ 2.5 L non-AC heater core & Blower motor.

Problem: replacing the heater appears to be more time consuming & expensive than I originally thought.

Solution: cut the heater box remove and replace heater core and blower motor- :sawzall:

Concern: Am I being a pu55y Should I just man up on this project and do it the right way?

Macgyver: Macgyver was one cool S.O.B.! Now I know I am not Macgyver but using ductape, a dremel tool and saving about 4-8 hours on non horsepower adding modification seems like good common sense.

Wrap-Up: should I cut and tape or do it right?

does anyone have experience here?


-By the way the Yj heater is totally out and I am commuting in 20 degree weather! Please help!



Best Regards-

95KP

 

[firemanharry]

If you don't care what the finished product looks like then why not save the time, effort, and aggravation?

If it's a beater then go for it but it will probably lower your resale value. I know I'd think that you did ALL of your mods in the same fashion and be leery of purchasing your ride.

Personally, I would take the time to do the job right.