Heater Core - Aluminum or Copper

Oct 02, 2006 2 Replies
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1996 Plymouth Voyager w/ air conditioning and heat only in the front.

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Any reason I should use the PROLIANCE Part # 394208 (aluminum & copper) instead of the FOUR SEASONS Part # 93019 (all aluminum)?



Thanks!


-- Christian


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Only reason I can think of is coolant compatibility between radiator and heater core materials. I don't think the copper part would be a major problem, dependiing on how much copper is in it, but probably safest bet is all aluminum, since your radiator is alum.

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Aluminum it is then. Better anyway since it's the less expensive option.

I appreciate your reply. Thanks!

-- Christian

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