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Universal Air Conditioner Heater Cores

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Universal Air Conditioner heater cores are designed to provide warm air in the cabin on cold days—warm coolant from the engine passes through the heater core and th

Universal Air Conditioner heater cores are designed to provide warm air in the cabin on cold days—warm coolant from the engine passes through the heater core and the blower motor moves air over its heated fins and through your vents. With age, a heater core can leak or become clogged. Some signs of a blocked heater core may be that you notice a sweet smell in the vents, the heater isn't warming up, or the windows aren't defrosting. Finding coolant on the vehicle's floor or below the cabin are also signs of a leaking heater core. Flushing a heater core may clear a blockage, but a leaky heater core must be replaced. UA

Universal Air Conditioner heater cores are designed to provide warm air in the cabin on cold days—warm coolant from the engine passes through the heater core and the blower motor moves air over its heated fins and through your vents. With age, a heater core can leak or become clogged. Some signs of a blocked heater core may be that you notice a sweet smell in the vents, the heater isn't warming up, or the windows aren't defrosting. Finding coolant on the vehicle's floor or below the cabin are also signs of a leaking heater core. Flushing a heater core may clear a blockage, but a leaky heater core must be replaced. UAC heater cores are a genuine replacement, with the fit of an Original Equipment part. Order the heater core model recommended for your vehicle application.

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