You must disconnect the wiper linkage to allow clearance for removing the heater core coolant hoses
View of the HVAC module—1 is the A/C module, two is the front blower motor (interior help with heater core replacement - 30224c8.gif)
Viewhelp with heater core replacement - 26cab80.gifter core cover and related components
Exploded view of the heater core case assembly
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Sorry but this is the only way to replace it.
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Heater core replacement is delicate and it is very easy to damage hard to get parts, including the core itself. This job may be best for a shop to handle. The heater core is located in the heater box, follow the heater hoses from the engine to the passenger side firewall area...
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if you have ac, its quite a job, take your time and label all the parts as youremove them, also make notations of the order you have removed them, i think the book calls for 5-6 hrs, hat is for someone expperienced , i have seen the dash diagrams and it did not help much,
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There is no real easy way to do it....not like the older cars..
CAUTION
After disconnecting the negative battery cable, wait for at least 10 minutes for the air bag module to deplete its stored energy.
CAUTION
Place the air bag module in a safe location with the front facing upward.
NOTE
If may be necessary to mark the steering wheel to steering column alignment.
Exploded view of the heater core and heater housing assembly—Kia Sportage
THIS IS JUST TO REMOVE IT!
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You have to remove the entire front of the heater case to change thecore. This usually looks a lot easier in print than it actually IS.Theinstructions say to remove the lower part of the dash for access; usually youdon't have to remove the entire dash for this type of service, althoughsometimes it makes things easier if you loosen and remove any components notmentioned in the procedure that are in your way.
This kind of repair can be frustrating, as it involves working in tightplaces and with 1/4 drive extensions and universal sockets to get all thefasteners out, but it IS possible.Here is what I have for the factoryprocedure. I don't know of any shortcuts to make the process easier; if you can'tget it off, perhaps removing the dash completely for more room would be aviable option...
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U are going to need a factory service manual to do this job, it is a must.
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