heater core issue?
Asked by mtnweathergirl Jul 26, 2012 at 10:13 PM about the 2009 Jeep Liberty Sport 4WD
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
Thanks for your input, it has been very helpful. My concern is am I to hasty to have the carpet dry? It will be one week 7/27 having the heater core fixed. Maybe the carpet was so saturated it will take longer to dry? I am here in Florida, and with all the humidity? The carpet has a weird feel to it, kind of oily I guess from the coolant leaking into it? I have put a paper bag on top of the carpet now, to see if it seems wetter. Thanks, and I look forward to any suggestions. Should I take it back already, or give it a few more days?
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aztec626bf answered 5 years ago
I would actually take a solution of dish soap and water and scrub the carpet then take a shop vac and vacuum the heck out of it. Then take paper towels and blot up some more. After all that watch it for a few days. The floor in some vehicles can take several days to dry.
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