1995 Audi A6 Heater Core Replacement

The job is done! See the Update! It was quite an ordeal to say the least! -----
UPDATE----- A YouTuber informed me that all you have to do is remove the center counsel and remove the screws I pointed out in my video. It only took him 45 minutes to pull the heater box assembly. Sure beats what I did!

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[armystrong8989]

Hey ed. I got a 95 sitting out front waiting for the same thing. How long did the it take to pull the dash. Never did a dash before but I do have the all data for it. Hoping I can find a way around draining the ac

[edzgarage]

@armystrong8989 Read the description and watch the end of the video. This job is way easier than how I did it.

[armystrong8989]

@edzgarage should of looked at that first. Thanks ed

[edzgarage]

@armystrong8989 Good luck with the repair!

[Sailor36]

I just had the heater core in a 1994 Audi replaced by a shop. They did not have to remove the console; only the lower part of the driver side dash and the glove box, together with a few pieces of ductwork behind. Piece of cake: only about eight hours labor. They used an OEM core at great expense, because the Bilstein version looked like junk

[edzgarage]

@Sailor36 I wish my job went that easy.

[armystrong8989]

@edzgarage turns out the 90sport is a bit different. Ended up bypassing the heater core. Thanks for sharing though.

[edzgarage]

@RaffNTemp If the car overheats then you may need a new water pump.

[RaffNTemp]

@edzgarage so i tried reving it to 3k RPM but nothing came out... does this mean the water pump needs replacement? dont know what else to do.

[edzgarage]

@kinakusgansacebu Thanks for the comment! I learn as I go along. Don't be afraid to try something you've never done before.