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Old rusty heater core beside a new replacement heater core on co…

Two heater cores laid side by side on a concrete driveway for comparison: the left unit is old with darkened tubes, a rust-stained bottom tank and corroded inlet/outlet necks, while the right unit is a bright new replacement with clean aluminum fins and unmarked necks. Both have twin bent tubes projecting from the top tank.

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