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4Runner N120 (1989-1995)

Heater radiator — removal and installation [Toyota 4Runner N120]

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Front heater





1. Radiator; 2. Ventilation duct; 3. Body; 4. Tubes


Rear heater





1. Front seats; 2. Rear center section; 3. Rear heater; 4, 6. Body; 5. Radiator; 7. Relay; 8. Wires; 9. Resistor; 10. Electric motor; 11. Impeller; 12. Rear air duct; 13. Control Panel


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Please note: Both seats must be removed to access the rear air conditioning unit.


Removal and installation



1. Drain the liquid.



2. Disconnect and plug the heater hoses at the engine compartment bulkhead.



3. Remove the center section, storage compartment trim, ashtray, receiver, and front panel (see subsection 10.23). Remove the front panel reinforcement frame.

4. Disconnect the air conditioning unit controls.

5. Disconnect the connector and move the processor unit aside.

6. Disconnect the cables from the heater.

7. Remove the middle vent.

8. Remove the lower vent.

9. Loosen the screws securing the tubes to the heater.

10. Remove the radiator by pushing the block towards you as far as possible and disconnecting all interfering parts.

11. Assembly is carried out in reverse order.
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