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Is there a way to connect the rear heater core up to heat the front? I have a 2006 Buick Terraza and the front heater core is out but the rear works. Can you connect it somehow to the front?
How long has your 2006 Buick Terraza had this problem?
Just bought the van
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Hello, when you say the front heater core "is out", are you saying the front blows cold air? Why did you indicate the heater core is the cause of the trouble? To answer your question is to explain how your system works. But I'd rather speak to your symptom -- instead of explain the functionality of a whole heating system. So - what are you experiencing? (No, your rear heater core cannot blow heat in the front vents.)
When i bought the van the guy told me the front heater core was out. I have no heat in the front of the van and when you turn the fan on nothing happens. No air, hot or cold blows out. The back works though, gets hot and the fan blows air out. Therefore I have no front heat or defroster. Is there a way to connect the back heater core hoses to where the front ones connect and blow the heat into the front instead of the rear?
No, there is no way to do that. You simply must fix what is wrong with the front heater core. If the core itself has failed, it simply must be replaced. Based on the safety aspects of clearing your windshield when it is filed, this is an essential component of the vehicle that must be repaired to drive safely. Start with testing it the find out what’s really wrong.