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#1142014 12/31/2015 12:13 AM
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I'm changing my heater to a period correct Harrison fresh air heater with a rectangular core. when I took it apart to clean and inspect it the bracket came off the core. how do I reattach it? is it soldered? what do I do ? thanks. brian


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winter is coming- is this in the correct section?


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I'm not sure about the 66?? but I'd bet its soldered on. You should be able to tell.


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I'm sorry its for my 55 first series. the heater is a 53? I think


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My 52 is soldered.


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Definitely soldered!! You'll need to clean the area beyond clean solid core solder and a lot of flux and a good torch to float the solder. Don't get the core too hot, or you'll lose the soldered core seals. Make sure you check for leaks in a tank of water with a little air pressure in the heater core itself. I've seen them braised on in later years, but even my 1958 Chevrolet heater core bracket was soldered. Hope this helps.

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thank you to all that responded and to those who p.m. me, brian


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