Four Seasons HVAC Heater Core P/N:92003
Four Seasons 96105 heater core for the 2010-2012 International Terrastar and other vehicles carries hot engine coolant through its core to heat the cabin air. Also known as an HVAC heater core, this Four Seasons heater core takes the place of one that has leaked or clogged.
A sweet coolant smell, a damp cabin floor or weak heat from the vents can mean the heater core is worn, though a leaking coolant hose or a stuck thermostat can be behind the same signs, so find the cause before you replace anything.
The vehicles it fits include the 2010-2012 International Terrastar, the 2003-2007 International 7600 and the 2006-2011 International 4100, each taking one heater core. It is engineered for O.E. fit, form and function.
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Will the Four Seasons 96105 heater core fit a 2010-2012 International Terrastar?
Yes. Four Seasons 96105 fits the 2010-2012 International Terrastar and many other International models. Look up your own vehicle's year and model in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
What is the Four Seasons 96105 heater core made of, and where is it made?
Four Seasons 96105 is an aluminum heater core. Its country of origin is the United States.
Does this aluminum heater core come as a single piece?
Yes. This listing is one heater core, and the quantity per application is one.
Why does my cabin smell like coolant, and could it be the heater core?
A sweet coolant smell, fogging windows or damp carpet inside the cabin can be signs of a leaking heater core. A shop can test the heating system to confirm.
Is the Four Seasons 96105 heater core tested?
Yes. Four Seasons 96105 is independently tested for proven quality and performance, and it has heavy-duty construction for product durability.
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