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Acura Integra Heater Unit
Part Number: 79100-SK8-C01$587.00 MSRP: $838.34You Save: $251.34 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysAcura Integra Heater Unit
Part Number: 79100-SK8-A01$587.00 MSRP: $838.34You Save: $251.34 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Acura Integra Core, Heater
Part Number: 79110-T21-A41$71.55 MSRP: $100.38You Save: $28.83 (29%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Acura Integra Heater Sub-Assy.
Part Number: 79106-T21-A41$489.15 MSRP: $698.58You Save: $209.43 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysAcura Integra Heater Sub-Assy.
Part Number: 79106-T20-A51$489.15 MSRP: $698.58You Save: $209.43 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Acura Integra Heater Core
The Acura Integra Heater Core keeps the cabin warm and windows clear by using the excess heat from the engine as a source of comfortable airflow. Tucked under the dash, the Heater Core is a finned aluminum or brass mini radiator, and hot coolant pumped from the engine flows through its narrow tubes while the blower sends air across the fins for quick interior heating. All Integra generations share this layout. However, there are two control styles. Some use a valve to restrict coolant entering the Heater Core, while others use blend doors and small electric actuators to direct the airflow for precise or dual-zone temperature choice. The Heater Core also dries air for defogging and can shed extra engine warmth as an auxiliary radiator. Clogging, corrosion, or leaks can cripple heat because dashboard removal is usually needed to reach the part. Because the Acura climate system draws cabin air through or around the Heater Core, a worn Acura Integra unit may even hamper A/C performance. Regular coolant changes keep the Acura Integra unit clean and reliable.
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Acura Integra Heater Core Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install a Heater Core on an Acura Integra?A:Take your vehicle to a dealer service or automotive air conditioning repair shop to empty the air conditioning systems. Take off the battery cable at its negative connection, using the needed security code when the radio comes with an anti-theft function. Disable the airbag if equipped. Drain the cooling system. Move the cable of the heater valve off its pin by prying it with a tiny thin screwdriver. Start by taking off the clamps from both heater hoses at the firewall, sliding hose plugs underneath the pipes to collect spilled coolant. Take off the heater mount nut above the tubes where the heater hoses connect, do it carefully so you don't accidentally damage the fuel lines or brake cables. On Integra models, you need to take out the passenger side part of the SRS beam. Unplug the control units for heater and air conditioning. Then take out the trim panel above the instruments, the base, and the entire instrument panel. When you don't have a working air conditioner, break the heater unit's connections where it meets the blower unit. If you have air conditioning, disconnect the Evaporator unit while you work. Lift out the heater axis, disconnect the wiring bracket from the heater device, undo and take out the two nuts holding the heater unit against the bulkhead, and lift the heater unit off completely. Gently slide out the heater core by unwrapping the screws from its cover and clamp holding it down, then lift it out of its housing. Putting things back correctly requires checking the air control flaps work well and fixing any problems where parts stick before installing everything again. Add and release new liquid, reattach the battery power, make the motor run, look for leaks and see if the heating gets enough airflow. If your vehicle has air conditioning, get the system refilled at your car's dealer service department or an automotive air conditioning shop.
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