OEM Pontiac Sunfire Heater Core

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Pontiac Sunfire Heater Core is applied to heat the cabin by sending hot coolant through small fins to ensure that the passengers have a clear view and comfy rides. Designed between 1995 and 2005, the Pontiac Sunfire took pride in its sporty fun-to-drive handling, balanced 104.1 inch wheelbase and light curb weight that made teenagers feel secure driving it. This car can then be ordered as a body kit to be made in either sporty coupe or a convertible breezer, fetched with responsive steering, strong four cylinder engine, and option to have a quick manual or smooth automatic transmission. With factory original parts, any Sunfire stays on top of its game, maintaining the fuel efficiency and the car will last longer. The Sunfire Heater Core in that parts list will be considered a mini radiator within that HVAC box that draws heat out of the circulating coolant and directs it into the cabin to cozy and safely defog the cabin. The Heater Core was designed by engineers using long-lasting aluminum fins which does not easily corrode and which enable constant airflow and therefore the unit maintains the passenger in addition to maintaining engine temperature. The component is also applied in Pontiac to assist in fast windshield clearance and frequent flushing of the Pontiac antifreeze keeps its flow unobstructed inside every Pontiac cabin. Since the Sunfire uses tight under dash packaging, the Heater Core is made so that it only fits well in terms of a correct seal and leak free function. Installing one requires disconnection of battery, draining coolant, removal of dash trim and glove box, removal of hoses, removal of core, fitting of the new Heater Core, reassembling, filling-up, bleeding and testing.