1991 Plymouth Voyager heater core

Tiny
LANCE WILLMOTT
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  • 1991 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER
Re- 1991 Plymouth Voyager 229,000 Km.
Recently I began to smell antifreeze very heavly inside the vehicle, and the windows began to get
coated with a foggy film. At first I was certain that the heater core had sprung a leak. However
after I checked the coolant level and found no significant loss and was unable to see any coolant
that had leaked onto the floor inside the cab. I went out and purchased a service manual for the
vehical and found that there are quite a few other controls at the heater proper. There is a Evaporator,
a Condensate dain tube, and a low pressure cut off switch. So before I begin taking the dash apart,
I would like to know if my problem could be caused by something other than the core itself?
Saturday, November 17th, 2007 AT 2:55 PM

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Tiny
MERLIN2021
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No! Only the heater core has antifreeze in it. The evap core has A/C refridgerant the conensate drain tube just lets condensation from the evap, drain out of the van. It does not take much of a leak to get your symtoms, fix it before it floods the passenger side floor!
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Saturday, November 17th, 2007 AT 3:17 PM

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