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TRW Tie Rod End - JTE7585
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TRW Tie Rod End - JTE7585

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$179
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SAS Tie Rod End - SE3561R

SAS Tie Rod End - SE3561R

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$72
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SAS Tie Rod End - SE400

SAS Tie Rod End - SE400

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$47
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SAS Tie Rod End - SE4871

SAS Tie Rod End - SE4871

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TRW Tie Rod End - JTE707
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TRW Tie Rod End - JTE707

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Borg & Beck Tie Rod End - BTR5681

Borg & Beck Tie Rod End - BTR5681

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Kelpro Steering Rack Boot Kit - SRB-044

Kelpro Steering Rack Boot Kit - SRB-044

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Kelpro Steering Rack Boot Kit - SRB-056

Kelpro Steering Rack Boot Kit - SRB-056

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TRW Tie Rod End - JTE701
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TRW Tie Rod End - JTE701

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$61
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Silverline Steering Rack End - SRE856

Silverline Steering Rack End - SRE856

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$23
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TRW Tie Rod End - JTE856
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$22
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TRW Tie Rod End - JTE341
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TRW Tie Rod End - JTE341

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Kelpro Steering Rack Boot Kit - SRB-014

Kelpro Steering Rack Boot Kit - SRB-014

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$67
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SAS Tie Rod End - SE4752

SAS Tie Rod End - SE4752

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SAS Tie Rod End - SE109L

SAS Tie Rod End - SE109L

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SAS Tie Rod End - SE109R

SAS Tie Rod End - SE109R

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TRW Tie Rod End - JTE768
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TRW Tie Rod End - JTE768

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$37
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SAS Tie Rod End - SE219L

SAS Tie Rod End - SE219L

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SAS Tie Rod End - SE512L

SAS Tie Rod End - SE512L

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TRW Tie Rod End - JTE350
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TRW Tie Rod End - JTE350

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SAS Tie Rod End - SE201L

SAS Tie Rod End - SE201L

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TRW Tie Rod End - JTE151
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SAS Tie Rod End - SE206R

SAS Tie Rod End - SE206R

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Kelpro Steering Rack Boot Kit - SRB-030

Kelpro Steering Rack Boot Kit - SRB-030

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Kelpro Steering Rack Boot Kit - SRB-034

Kelpro Steering Rack Boot Kit - SRB-034

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TRW Tie Rod End - JTE144
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TRW Tie Rod End - JTE144

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SAS Tie Rod End - SE7301

SAS Tie Rod End - SE7301

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SAS Tie Rod End - SE3561L

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TRW Tie Rod End - JTE229
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SAS Tie Rod End - SE2651

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Maintaining the Heater Core of Your 2003 Ford Falcon

The 2003 Ford Falcon is an enduring icon of Australian automotive engineering, blending robust performance with a comfortable driving experience. If you're a proud owner of one of these vehicles, you're likely aware that regular maintenance is key to keeping it running smoothly. One component that often gets overlooked is the heater core. It plays an important role in delivering warmth for the cabin, particularly during chilly months, while also being part of the cooling system that regulates engine temperature.

Over time, the heater core can become clogged with debris or develop leaks, leading to inefficiencies or even complete failure. While it's a critical component of your Falcon's interior climate control and engine cooling system, many drivers aren't quite sure how to go about maintaining or replacing it when necessary. Let's guide you through what to consider if your heater core needs attention.

  1. Signs Your Heater Core Needs Attention:
    • If you notice a sweet smell inside the car, it's likely coolant leaking from a faulty heater core.
    • Your front windscreen might fog up unexpectedly or persistently, indicating moisture from a leaking heater.
    • An unusual drop in coolant levels without visible leaks under the car might point to the heater core.
    • If the heating system is failing to warm the cabin effectively, this could also be a sign.
  2. Routine Maintenance Tips:
    • Regularly check your coolant levels, ensuring that the right type and mix is used for optimal performance.
    • A seasonal inspection, especially before winter, can help in identifying any small leaks or inefficiencies.
    • Ensure the cooling system is flushed according to service intervals to prevent build-up and corrosion.
  3. Replacement Considerations:
    • If replacement is necessary, it's wise to have a professional mechanic handle it due to the complexity of the job.
    • The dashboard and associated components often need to be removed to access the heater core, indicating a labour-intensive process.
    • Using a high-quality replacement part can help extend the life of your heater core post-installation.
    • After replacement, monitoring the cooling system's performance will help ensure everything is functioning as it should.

Attending to your heater core is not just about comfort - it's crucial for the overall health of your Ford Falcon. Left unchecked, a failing heater core can lead to engine overheating, which might escalate into more serious and expensive repairs. By staying vigilant and adhering to regular maintenance practices, you ensure that your Falcon continues to deliver both reliable performance and driving comfort. Whether you tackle some aspects of maintenance yourself or rely on professional service, taking care of this component is definitely worthwhile.