Ford Bronco Heater Core & Plenum Assembly Diagram - Core, Cover, Tubes
Exploded assembly drawing of the heater core, plenum assembly, core cover, and heater core tubes.
This document is a black-and-white exploded/cutaway line drawing of a heater plenum assembly, uploaded to a 1995 Ford Bronco gallery. It illustrates the heater core installation within the HVAC plenum box. Five components are labeled with callout arrows: the plenum assembly (the main housing on the left, shown with attached vacuum lines, actuators, and wiring), the heater core cover (shown lifted/opened upward to expose the core), the heater core assembly (the finned rectangular core shown partially removed from its cavity), the heater core tubes (the two inlet/outlet tubes exiting the side of the core), and the heater core tube to cowl spacer (a block-shaped spacer piece at the lower right where the tubes pass through the cowl). The drawing gives a reader a clear visual reference for how the heater core seats inside the plenum, how the cover is oriented over it, and where the tube-to-cowl spacer fits — useful when replacing a leaking heater core or reassembling the plenum. The document contains no part numbers, torque specifications, model years, or written procedures; it is purely an identification/orientation illustration.
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Frequently asked questions
- What components are labeled in this heater diagram?
- The diagram labels the plenum assembly, heater core cover, heater core assembly, heater core tubes, and the heater core tube to cowl spacer.
- Where is the heater core located according to this diagram?
- The heater core assembly sits inside the plenum assembly, beneath the heater core cover, which is shown lifted open to expose the core.
- What is the part shown at the lower right of the drawing?
- It is the heater core tube to cowl spacer, positioned where the heater core tubes pass toward the cowl.
- Does this document include torque specs or part numbers?
- No. It is an exploded illustration with component labels only; no part numbers, torque values, or written instructions are shown.
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