Universal Air HT2240C HVAC Heater Core

Heater Core for Acura and Honda

Universal Air HT2240C is an aluminum HVAC heater core for select Acura and Honda applications. It is listed for direct fitment on multiple models and is built for vehicles that use an aluminum heater core design.

Key Features

• Aluminum heater core construction
• Application-specific fitment for select Acura and Honda vehicles
• HVAC replacement part for cabin heat performance
• Part number HT2240C for ordering and identification

Detailed Description

This Universal Air heater core is cataloged for the Acura MDX, Honda Passport, Honda Pilot, and Honda Ridgeline. The HT2240C part number identifies an aluminum heater core used in the HVAC system to transfer heat into the passenger compartment. For buyers searching for a Honda Pilot heater core, Acura MDX heater core, or Honda Ridgeline heater core, this part provides a fitment-specific replacement option.

Heater core replacement is commonly needed when the original unit leaks, restricts coolant flow, or no longer delivers consistent cabin heat. The aluminum construction supports efficient heat transfer within the HVAC case assembly. This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.

What It Is Used For

• Restoring cabin heat output
• Replacing a leaking heater core
• Addressing poor coolant flow through the HVAC system
• Correcting uneven or weak defrost performance caused by heater core issues

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the vehicle year, make, and model against the listed fitment before ordering. Heater core replacement typically requires access to the HVAC case and careful handling of coolant connections and interior trim components. Confirm the part number HT2240C and compare the existing core design before installation.

Quality Assurance

Universal Air catalogs this heater core under the HT2240C part number for the listed Acura and Honda applications. The aluminum design and application-specific fitment support a direct replacement approach for the vehicles shown.