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Dodge Ram 1500 Heater Core
The Heater Core in Dodge Ram 1500 vehicles has the following significance with a function of warming the vehicle cabin through the surplus engine heat. Kamen looks like a miniature radiators, the core of the car is cooled by a liquid mixture of water and antifreeze that is located near the engine and transfers heat to the air conditioning of the cab. Depending on the materials that have been used in the production of the heater cores, that is aluminum or brass, it may come with valves as well as doors the makes the regulation of the temperature. In the air-conditioned vehicles, the heater core also plays its part for the dehumidification of air by re-warming the cooled air. Some of the problems that are regularly experienced include blockage, ruptures, and wearing away of the material in use, and mostly this will need the dashboard to be almost dismantled for the repairs to be completed. Nevertheless, there are other approaches to heating air-cooled engines, which can, however, be quite dangerous.
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Dodge Ram 1500 Heater Core Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How Difficult Is It to Remove a Heater Core on Dodge Ram 1500?A: Heater core removal is a challenging task for home mechanics. The entire instrument panel must be removed to access and remove the heater/air conditioning unit. The air conditioning system must be discharged, the battery cable(s) disconnected, and the cooling system drained. The heater hoses and air conditioning lines must be disconnected, and the nuts retaining the heater housing on the firewall removed. The instrument panel and air ducts must be removed. The lower bolt and two nuts retaining the heater housing must be removed, followed by the heater housing assembly. The foam insulator from the water pipe flange must be removed, and then the flange detached. Reinstall all components in reverse order, being careful not to pinch any wiring harnesses. Refill the cooling system, start the engine, and check for proper operation. Have the air conditioning system evacuated, recharged, and leak-tested by a professional shop.
