Heater Control Valve for BMW 5 530 d i E60 E61 2002 - 2010 Sedan Touring

 

The heater control valve (also known as the hot water valve) is the component that collects some of the hot coolant from your engine and diverts it to the heater core. This Acatana Heater Control Valve have Plug & Play OEM Size connector, Ultra-precision Finish and made of Rusty - proof material. Quality materials to withstand extreme temperatures. 

 

Compatibility:

• BMW 5 530 d 09.02 - 09.05 E60 Sedan
• BMW 5 530 d 09.05 - 03.07 E60 Sedan
• BMW 5 530 i 09.04 - 02.07 E61 Touring
• BMW 5 530 i 01.07 - 12.10 E61 Touring

 

Reference OEM: 64116906652, 64110301939, 64116908294, 64116931708, 64126927915

 

Features:

• Decent price for BMW heater control valve
• Perfect fit and easy to install
• No Leaking issue
• Meet or exceed OE standard quality and performance requirements.

 

 

 

 

How Do You Test a Heater Control Valve?

• Bring the engine up to operating temperature and switch the heater to the hottest setting.
• Check the temperature of the valve's outlet hose (between the valve and the heater core) — it should feel nearly as hot as the valve's inlet hose.

Does heater control valve affect AC?

• If the heater control valve fails or gets stuck, it will not be able to allow hot coolant into the heater core so that the heater can operate. If the heater does not have hot coolant, the AC system will not be able to blow hot air, and the front defroster may not work.

What would happen if the heater control valve was stuck closed?

• Some vehicles use a heater control valve that only opens (allowing hot coolant to flow through the heater core) when the heater control calls for hot air. The heater will fail to produce warm air if the control valve is stuck closed, leaking or disconnected from the heater control.

 

Package include: 1x Heater Control Valve