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A/C Heater control valve from Amazon?
Has anyone installed a cheap one from Amazon? What's your experience been with these? How long did they last? The one's on Amazon are like $30 vs the Febi $120 or BMW $180.... So, something's gotta give :-)
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Interesting, one side of my centre vent is warmer than the other.
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So I think you are referring to the Heater control valve (HCV)..It is separate from the AC system.
We have had mixed results from the cheap HCV's...most of which are made in China...It will probably last a few years. But that may not be your problem. Low coolant, and/or a bad HVAC console are just as likely to casue the condition you describe. The HCV usually fails in the open position. Keeping heat on all the time. |
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Don't you mean low refrigerant and not coolant...
Cheers! Sent from my TMAF035G using Tapatalk Last edited by getty150; 04-20-2023 at 12:56 AM. |
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Cool. Thanks. I am gonna try this with the cheap part and see how that goes.
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Link to part on Amazon?
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