Keep warm air flowing to the cabin with the Four Seasons heater core, part number 98555A — a direct-fit replacement for the 1968-1979 Chevrolet Corvette. A heater core works like a small radiator inside the HVAC system: hot engine coolant circulates through its tubes and fins while the blower motor pushes air across them to warm the cabin and help clear the windshield.
Four Seasons builds this unit with aluminum construction and backs it with over 50 years of mobile A/C experience.
- Aluminum construction: built with an aluminum core.
- Heavy-duty build: designed for durability in daily use.
- O.E. fit, form and function: sized to match the original part on the listed application.
- Independently tested for proven quality and performance.
If a leaking or clogged heater core is the cause of weak cabin heat, a sweet coolant smell inside the car, greasy film on the glass, or coolant pooling on the passenger floor, this hvac heater core replaces it. Because the core carries engine coolant, always let the system cool and inspect the cooling system before installing a replacement.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a heater core do?
It routes hot engine coolant through a compact tube-and-fin core; the blower motor pushes cabin air across those fins to warm the interior and help defog the windshield.
Does this Corvette heater core fit my car?
Part number 98555A is a direct-fit replacement for the 1968-1979 Chevrolet Corvette. Check the Buyer's Guide tab and match it to your vehicle before ordering.
What is this heater core made of?
It is an aluminum heater core, matching the aluminum construction stated by the manufacturer.
What are the signs a heater core may need replacing?
Common signs include weak or no heat from the vents, a sweet coolant odor in the cabin, foggy film on the inside of the glass, coolant on the passenger floor, or unexplained coolant loss. Diagnose the cause first.
Is a heater core the same as an HVAC heater core?
Yes. This part is listed as both a heater core and an HVAC heater core; both names refer to the same coolant-fed component that heats the cabin air.
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