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Toyota Matrix Unit Sub-Assy, Heater Radiator
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Toyota Matrix Heater Core
The Heater Core in Toyota Matrix cars is a very important component in supplying heat to the interior of the car through waste heat from the engine. Looking somewhat like a miniature radiator, the core is cooled by a water and antifreeze solution, while hot coolant from the powerplant is circulated through it to heat the interior. Some Heater Cores may have a value or door to modulate temperature, while more complex ones will have electromechanical actuators for better temperature control. In air conditioned vehicles the heater core also helps in dehumidification while re heating the cool air. The most frequent problems comprise clogging, leaking as well as corrosion, which could demand complex procedures concerning the dashboard's dismantlement. Other ways of heating air-cooled engines are possible but are potentially unsafe.
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Toyota Matrix Heater Core Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove a heater core on Toyota Matrix?A: To remove the heater core, start by disconnecting the battery cable and draining the cooling system. Then, disconnect the heater hoses at the firewall and remove various components such as the center console, glove compartment, and instrument panel. Disconnect major electrical harnesses and remove the cross-cowl support tube. The heating/air conditioning components are in plastic housings connected to the interior side of the firewall, which must be unbolted and pulled out far enough for the heater core tubes to come through the firewall into the interior. Remove the heater core from the housing and keep towels or rags on the carpeting to catch any coolant that may drip. To install, simply reverse the removal steps and refill the cooling system, reconnect the battery, and check for leaks and proper system operation.
