OEM Jeep Wrangler JK Heater Core

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The Jeep Wrangler JK Heater Core is located at the center of the cabin climate system and the legendary Jeep wins the admirers with its unbeatable off road toughness. The frame is constructed of separate body on chassis, solid axles, and optional four wheel drive which allows the Wrangler JK to climb rocks or even travel the streets in town with the same ease and its wide stance enhances highway holding. The Jeep is light but rock-solid in its handling, its manual or automatic gearboxes are quick shifting, and its smart traction aids also give the vehicle everyday comfort and agile handling, and owners love the removable doors and windshield which fold down to make the Wrangler JK look like an open air ATV when summer arrives. As adventurous as that, the Wrangler JK Heater Core resembles a mini radiator made of aluminum fins that absorb engine coolant heat and radiate it into the cabin, thus clearing the fog quickly and keeping winter trips warm. Since the Heater Core also takes coolant, a properly functioning unit will enable the Jeep engine to maintain the adequate temperature and to defend the essential components. Many drivers replace the Wrangler JK Heater Core in their homes when such symptoms as the sweet odor or cold air manifest themselves. The steps to replace units in a Jeep include disconnection of battery, draining of coolant, removing trim, opening HVAC box, changing Heater Core, reassembling, refilling, bleeding, and checking leakages.