The heater control valve is a cooling and heating system component that is common in many road vehicles and trucks. The heater control valve is typically located near the fire wall and acts as a valve that allows the coolant to flow from the engine to the heater core, which is located inside the vehicle. When the valve is opened, warm engine coolant flows through the valve into the heater core so that hot air can be generated from the vehicle's vents.
If the heater control valve fails, problems with the vehicle's cooling system and
If the heater control valve fails, problems with the vehicle's cooling system and