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With the box off the firewall, the heater core cover can be remo…

With the box off the firewall, the heater core cover can be removed.  It's not necessary to remove the servo, which I did.  Any coolant residue inside the box can be cleaned now, and the temperature blend door can be inspected for signs of breaking off its hinge rod.  Any change or small objects lost into the defrost register can also be recovered.
With the box off the firewall, the heater core cover can be removed. It's not necessary to remove the servo, which I did. Any coolant residue inside the box can be cleaned now, and the temperature blend door can be inspected for signs of breaking off its hinge rod. Any change or small objects lost into the defrost register can also be recovered.Original file
With the box off the firewall, the heater core cover can be removed.  It's not necessary to remove the servo, which I did.  Any coolant residue inside the box can be cleaned now, and the temperature blend door can be inspected for signs of breaking off its hinge rod.  Any change or small objects lost into the defrost register can also be recovered.

With the box off the firewall, the heater core cover can be removed. It's not necessary to remove the servo, which I did. Any coolant residue inside the box can be cleaned now, and the temperature blend door can be inspected for signs of breaking off its hinge rod. Any change or small objects lost into the defrost register can also be recovered.

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