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2016 Cascadia sleeper heater core

Discussion in 'Freightliner Forum' started by uncleal13, Dec 22, 2018.

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  1. Dec 22, 2018 #1
    uncleal13

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    Any one ever changed the heater core in the sleeper of a Cascadia?
    Smelled coolant in cab, traced it to the bunk heater. After a few more days coolant was dripping onto the fuel tank.
    I have a new core, going to tackle it in morning. Looks like I have a bunch of screws to take the top off the HVAC assembly?
    Or is there some other way to get at it?
    Thanks
     
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  3. Dec 22, 2018 #2
    snowwy

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    It might just be the hose and not the core. Maybe hose clamp.
     
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  4. Dec 22, 2018 #3
    truckdriver31

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    agree. freightliner hose clamps need tighting up on a regular basis
     
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  5. Dec 22, 2018 #4
    uncleal13

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    Had the plastic heat shrink bands on it.
     
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  7. Dec 22, 2018 #5
    truckdriver31

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    always look for a leak at night with flashlight
     
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  8. Dec 22, 2018 #6
    uncleal13

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    It was the heater core.
    First I had to use a utility knife to cut out the top plastic cover. Then the core just pulled right out.
    Slipped in the new one, installed new screw 20181222_205040.jpg 20181222_181515.jpg 20181222_124731.jpg 20181222_181755.jpg 20181222_181700.jpg down cover. Hooked up the lines, refilled. Works great now.
     
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  9. Jan 15, 2019 #7
    Waltergac75

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    Nice
     
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  10. Jan 16, 2019 #8
    Rideandrepair

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    That was quick! Good Job!
     
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  11. Apr 1, 2019 #9
    ast26909

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    Need to use the spring tension hose clamps, they don't need re-tightening.
     
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  12. Apr 1, 2019 #10
    mhyn

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    +1
     
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