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    Air Conditioining question

    Is the part in the link below the part of the A/C system or part of the engine cooling system?

    https://www.realoem.com/bmw/en/showparts?id=BR92-EUR---E46-BMW-M3&diagId=64_3123#64118372783

    I'm losing my mind going round and round RealOEM looking for A/C parts for a refresh.
    Last edited by ac427; 08-09-2026, 10:17 AM.

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    That's the heater core for cabin heat... If it's not leaking I wouldn't bother touching it. That is, unless you are pulling the heater box out of the dash anyways.

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      #3
      Originally posted by ac427 View Post
      Is the part in the link below the part of the A/C system or part of the engine cooling system?

      https://www.realoem.com/bmw/en/showparts?id=BR92-EUR---E46-BMW-M3&diagId=64_3123#64118372783

      I'm losing my mind going round and round RealOEM looking for A/C parts for a refresh.
      It's the heater core belongs to the air condition system for heating the cabin, not the AC for cooling, and not part of the coolant system even though it uses the hoot coolant for the job.

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        #4
        If you're looking for the evaporator, it's this p/n:

        64119135744

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          #5
          Originally posted by sapote View Post

          It's the heater core belongs to the air condition system for heating the cabin, not the AC for cooling, and not part of the coolant system even though it uses the hoot coolant for the job.
          The heater core is definitely part of the coolant system and affects the performance of the cooling system. I've driven in weather cold enough where running the heat at full blast will cause the car not to get up to operating temp.

          They rarely fail but it would be work flushing it out. It is a low point so they can accumulate sludge especially if you live in a hotter climate and don't run the heat often.

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