The heater core for a 1998 Dodge Ram Van is a small, rectangular metal box with two pipes coming out of it. The pipes are connected to the engine's cooling system, and the heater core uses the heat from the engine to warm the air that flows through it. The heated air is then blown into the cabin of the van by the blower motor.
Here is a diagram of the heater core location in the 1998 Dodge Ram Van:
[Image of heater core location in 1998 Dodge Ram Van]
The heater core is located behind the dashboard, on the passenger side of the vehicle. It is accessed through the glove box. To replace the heater core, you will need to remove the glove box, the instrument panel, and the air conditioning ducts.
Here are some additional details about the heater core for the 1998 Dodge Ram Van:
* The heater core is made of copper and brass.
* The heater core measures approximately 6 inches wide, 10 inches tall, and 2 inches thick.
* The heater core has two 3/4-inch diameter pipes.
* The heater core is rated for a maximum temperature of 250 degrees Fahrenheit.
If you are having problems with your heater core, you may need to replace it. Symptoms of a bad heater core include:
* No heat coming out of the vents
* Cold air coming out of the vents
* A sweet smell coming from the vents
* A leak under the dashboard
