I called where I bought from and they said heater box had to come out, not able to insert from front. I have tried from front and cannot see how it could fit. Falcon Enterprise liner. Not hard to release box from firewall but I want to find out if liner will go in without rmoving heater box completely, just move out of way.I don't recall having to move the heater box when I replaced mine. I did have to remove the glove box door temporarily.
Glove box liner was in bad shape, gonna try and remove nuts in engine bay and see if I can get enough room to insert the liner. will definitally do as you suggest, make sure everything is good while there. I took liner to a Mustang shop to compare and they are not even close. Nothing to it but to do it.😊The liner usually is installed from behind the instrument panel.
My neighbor has a 66 Mustang. We replaced the heater core by removing the heater box. Did not have to move the glove box liner out. I do not recall the area being that crowded. And I bet you could replace the liner without moving the box.
However, as part of the job creep initiative, you might remove the box if it has not been out in years. This would give you opportunty to clean out the box. (I have a mild alergy to dust) Flush the heater core. Lube the boden cables. Inspect and check the area for issues. Soft hose ducting, rubber/foam gasket connectors for fresh air and anything else.
Action
Yep, that's what I did too.I replaced my 64 Falcon liner without touching the heater. It was tricky to get in but if I remember correctly you have to squeeze it flatter than when erected, remove the door and push it in on an angle then once inside fuss with it to get it expanded open. That is if yours is thick cardboard line mine was.
Steve
Yes I removed the glove box too. It happened to me about 2 years agoI don't recall having to move the heater box when I replaced mine. I did have to remove the glove box door temporarily.