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Hyundai Tucson: Heater unit assembly

Hyundai Tucson - Fourth generation (NX4) - (2020-2023) - Workshop Manual / Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) / Heater / Heater unit assembly

Component Location

  1. Heater unit assembly

Components

  1. Heater unit assembly
  2. Heater core cover
  3. Heater core assembly
  4. Mode control actuator LH
  5. DEF duct seal
  6. Evaporator assembly
  7. Flange seal
  8. Heater NVH pad
  9. Temperature control actuator LH
  10. Heater case LH
  11. Vent door assembly LH
  12. Vent door assembly RH
  13. Auto defogging actuator
  14. Mode control actuator RH
  15. Foot door LH
  16. Foot door RH
  17. Heater case RH
  18. Temperature control actuator RH
  19. Temperature door assembly LH
  20. Console seal duct
  21. Console door assembly
  22. Temperature door assembly RH
  23. Heater blind case
  24. Heater NVH pad
  25. PTC heater
  26. Aspirator hose assembly
  27. Heater lower case
  28. Drain hose assembly

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