The first step to replace a Heater Core involves taking off the fuel injector sight shield along with draining coolant from the system. You need to detach both heater hoses from the Heater Core while also removing the lower floor console when present and then walking down the lh and rh instrument panel insulators. The outlet cover must be moved downward and to the rear from the duct assembly before you can remove its screws and the outlet assembly. You will now detach the Heater Core cover by unfastening its screws while removing the cover along with seats (1, 2, 3) and Heater Core outer seal. First remove the Heater Core line clamp screw followed by its retaining clamp before moving on to the Heater Core pipe retainer clamp screw . Remove the Heater Core from its position inside the hvac lower case after discarding all seals consisting of the lower seal and center seal and upper seal and side seals. Insert the new side seals and upper seal along with the center seal and lower seal onto the hvac case before inserting the Heater Core. The installation requires a screw to fasten the Heater Core line clamp at 1.5 n.m (13 lb in) while the Heater Core mounting clip requires another screw with a proper 1.5 n.m (13 lb in) torque setting. Position the Heater Core outer seal to the Heater Core and afterward install new seals (1, 2, 3) onto the Heater Core cover. Secure the cover with its screws to 1.5 n.m (13 lb in) torque specification. Place both Heater Core outlet cover screws and tighten them to 1.5 n.m (13 lb in). Completing the service requires lower floor console installation if present together with lh and rh instrument panel insulators reinstallation followed by connecting the heater hoses to the Heater Core before refilling the coolant system and installing the fuel injector sight shield.