Heater Cores
Heater cores are components found in vehicles that are responsible for generating heat to warm up the interior of the vehicle. They are typically made of metal tubes and fins and are connected to the vehicle's cooling system. The heater core works by circulating hot coolant from the engine through its tubes, which then transfers the heat to the air blown into the cabin by the vehicle's blower motor. This process helps to regulate the temperature inside the vehicle and provide comfort to passengers during cold weather.