Four Seasons HVAC Heater Core P/N:98730

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$37.99
MPN: 98730
UPC: 846385004154
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Four Seasons HVAC Heater Core P/N:98730
Four Seasons HVAC Heater Core P/N:98730
$37.99

Restore steady cabin heat and a clear defroster with the Four Seasons HVAC Heater Core 98730, a direct-fit vw Jetta heater core replacement that drops into the listed applications: the 1985-1999 Volkswagen Golf and Jetta, 1990-1997 Volkswagen Passat, 1998 Volkswagen Beetle, 1995-2002 Volkswagen Cabrio, and 1990-1995 Volkswagen Corrado. The heater core is a compact aluminum coil that routes hot engine coolant through the dash; the blower pushes air across it to warm the cabin and clear the glass.

  • Aluminum core: built with an aluminum core for heat transfer.
  • Heavy-duty construction: made for durability in service.
  • O.E. fit, form, and function: engineered to match the original's fit, form, and function.
  • Independently tested: verified through independent testing for proven quality and performance.

Signs this part may need replacing include a sweet coolant odor inside the car, fogged-up windows, damp or coolant-stained carpet on the passenger side, or weak heat from the vents. If a leaking or plugged heater core is the cause of those symptoms, this unit replaces it. Backed by Four Seasons' decades of mobile A/C experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles does this heater core fit?

It fits the 1985-1999 VW Golf and Jetta, 1990-1997 VW Passat, 1998 VW Beetle, 1995-2002 VW Cabrio, and 1990-1995 VW Corrado. See the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your vehicle.

Is this a Volkswagen Passat heater core too?

Yes. This vw Passat heater core is a direct-fit replacement for the 1990-1997 Volkswagen Passat, along with the other listed applications.

What is the core made of?

It uses an aluminum core, per the manufacturer, for heat transfer between the engine coolant and the cabin air.

How does a heater core work?

Hot engine coolant flows through the core while the blower fan pushes cabin air across it, warming the interior and helping clear fog from the windows.

What are common signs of a failing heater core?

A sweet coolant smell inside, foggy windows, damp carpet on the passenger floor, or weak heat can point to a leaking or clogged heater core. Diagnose the cause before replacing.