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Honda Passport Core Sub-Assembly, Heater
Part Number: 79115-TZ5-A42$187.97 MSRP: $267.77You Save: $79.80 (30%)
Honda Passport Core, Heater Unit
Part Number: 8-94387-014-0$126.11 MSRP: $179.66You Save: $53.55 (30%)Honda Passport Core, Heater Unit
Part Number: 8-97074-119-0$378.19 MSRP: $538.73You Save: $160.54 (30%)
Honda Passport Heater Core
The Heater Core in Honda Passport vehicles assists in circulating heat to the cabin compartment by using excess engine heat. In appearance, the core looks somewhat like a miniature radiator, and it is cooled by a mixture of water and antifreeze; hot coolant drawn from the car's engine is circulated through it. The vehicle's fan draws air across the core to warm the air in the cabin. Check valves on coolant lines or doors maintain flow rates, modern temperature control including electromechanical actuator-fed systems may be used. Of cooling, the heater core also helps in heating process in air-conditioned vehicles by dehumidifying cooled air. Clogging is one common problem and there are cases of leakage or corrosion and in most of these cases, a lot of dashboard disassembly is needed.
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Honda Passport Heater Core Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and replace a heater core in the Honda Passport?A: Disconnect the battery's negative cable and drain the cooling system. Detach the heater hoses and evaporator lines in the engine compartment. Remove the heater/AC controls and instrument panel. Under the dash, remove the blower motor housing, evaporator core housing, and heater core housing in that order. Wrap duct tape around the heater core tubes to prevent leaks. Remove the heater core from its housing. Reinstall in reverse order, refill the cooling system, reconnect the battery, and check for leaks. Have the AC system recharged by a professional.
