Reply to "Heater Valve"

franky996Member

This thing is driving me nuts. New valve installed, car all back together and it blows hot air, not warm air, but hot air. I put my hands on the aluminum tubes that go in and out of the heater core and water is going through it, very hot water that is lol. The valve seems to let water run through it, even though when I took it out of the box and tested it, it seemed tight, I couldn't blow any air through it. I think for now I'm going to just take it off and bypass the heater core. Then later in the year come up with a different valve solution for it

8/9/1910:19 AM

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