Posted by super99 on January 03, 2014 at 17:44:06 from (74.32.254.31):
The heater in my 97 Dodge Ram barely keeps the windows clean. Cooling system has been drained and flushed a couple of times. It has a good hot thermostat, motor warms right up to 210°. I bought a repair manual for it and have narrowed it down to the switch that changes from inside to outside air. As I read it, the entire dash has to come out to get to the switch and is going to be an expensive fix for an old rust bucket. I'm wondering about trying to find one of the small box type heaters that came in aftermarket TRACTOR and combine cabs, run hoses to it and see if it will get the cab above freezing. What do you think, will it work or am I just wasting my time? Chris
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