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Chrysler Imperial Heater Core
Chrysler Imperial automobiles contain the Heater Core that regulates the warmth of the cabin with additional heat from the engine. Looking like a miniature radiator, the core is cooled by the water-antifreeze solution, while hot coolant extracted from the engine circulates through the tubing to heat the cabin air. Different control methods like valves or doors are used to control the intensity of heat by controlling the flow of the coolant through the core for climates control. Furthermore, the heater core also plays the roles in engine cooling and dehumidification for the A / C vehicle, if needed. However, normal problems in a shower such as clogging or leaking can be very expensive to rectify since the core is rather enclosed and requires quite some disassembly.
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Chrysler Imperial Heater Core Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to Remove the Heater Core on Chrysler Imperial?A: Remove the heater/air conditioner assembly and place it on a work bench. Locate and remove one retaining nut from the blend-air door pivot shaft. To remove the top cover from the air conditioner/heater housing, remove the crank arm. Disconnect the vacuum lines from the defroster and panel model vacuum actuators and position them out of the way. Remove the three heater/air conditioner cover screws that point up at the defroster outlet chamber, the two screws that point up at the air inlet plenum, and the eleven screws that point down into the housing. Lift the cover from the heater/air conditioner assembly. You can now remove the heater core (or the air conditioner Evaporator unit). Installation is the reverse of removal.
