🔥 TYC 96015: Premium Ford Heater Core – Ultra-efficient Replacement Review

So far, so good. It was right for the 96 Bronco. I don't like corrugated aluminum hoses instead of welded ones, but no leaks yet.

It wasn't a perfect addition to the original equipment, but I can live with it for the sake of economy. Works just as well as the original so far.

The job took less than 20 minutes as some people say in their reviews. The product fitted my 1995 f150 inline six perfectly. Installed for a year, no problems yet.

Although this heater core is less durable than the factory one, be careful when you put some WD40 on the heater hose for example to make it easier to attach. Works as expected, installed a month ago, changed in 30 minutes hoping for a long life.

The factory radiator on my 92 year old daughter's F159 finally failed and started to leak. I replaced it with this block. Everything was fine for a few months, now the coolant on the passenger side is leaking all over the floor and I have to replace it again. I will buy a new one locally and will not buy from this seller again.

I like the radiator so far, so I've been using it for almost a week. I gave it 4 stars for one reason; Where the hoses meet, the tubes move very freely and this made it difficult to line up the heater core tubes with the holes to run them through the firewall. Normally these pipes do not move when installing a radiator. Instead, it looks well built, and for the price, I couldn't turn it down. Let's see if it lasts as long as my original.