Chevrolet R10 Heater Core

The peak of the Chevrolet R10's sales came in 1981, with a volume of about 310,000 units. Completely redesigned in 1973, the Chevrolet R10 became the longest-running truck throughout the brand's history. It comes with plenty of quality cars and parts, including the heater core. The heater core is filled with cold liquid when changing to gas, causing the vehicle to produce cold rather than hot air into the vehicle. A bad Chevrolet R10 heater core can cause a coolant leak.

Chevrolet R10 has lots of merits, but problems arise after the heater core has been used for a long period. The heater core is needed to help circulate hot coolant through the passenger side of the cabin and allow hot air to get into the vehicle's interior. The steps are as follows. Drain the cooling system to avoid loss of coolant during removal. Then remove the mounting hardware, the Chevrolet R10 heater core plates, and clamps. Then gently pull the heater core hoses and connections off. And remove the base holding the heater core in place (if equipped). Finally, pull upward on the heater core to remove it from the vehicle. Welcome to a large selection of related Chevrolet R10 heater core parts available online. From the body parts to the performance parts, a long catalog of advanced products is given here.