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Need to known which of the heater core hoses in the attached pic is the IN and which is the OUT. I'm going to back flush

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Customer: Need to known which of the heater core hoses in the attached pic is the IN and which is the OUT. I'm going to back flush it.
Also need to know the inner diameter of the hoses if possible.
2015 ram 2500 6.7L turbo diesel Tradesman.

Answered by Mopar Certified in 3 mins 2 years ago

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My name is Matt.

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Hi, Matt nice to meet you. I've found this picture to help. This is the other end of the hoses, but you can see the one attached to the top of the cylinder head is the one sending coolant into the heater core.

Customer

If there's sloshing in the core upon startup does that ALWAYS mean an air leak somewhere? This truck has never blown even close to warm air. Had a shop clean the core several years ago but it didn't help. I've checked that the blend door is fine. I'm thinking they did a poor job on the flush.

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Sometimes the core just gets to the point where flushing cannot clean it out enough and the core has to be replaced.

Customer

Yeah I know. I just REALLY do not want to pull this whole dash out. Such a pain in the ***

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Yeah, I hear ya.

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