OEM Mercury Heater Control Valve

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The Mercury Heater Control Valve monitors flow of hot coolant thus enabling the car to warm rapidly and also allows the drivers to adjust the cabin temperature. Since 1939 Mercury has been linked to easy ridin mid sized cars, with supple suspensions, spacious interiors, and tighter styling than its low cost competitors, qualities evident in famous Cougar and Grand Marquis cars that had Mercury enthusiasts loyal over decades amid the tradeoff between feel and value. Mercury created a calming driving atmosphere by concentrating on its noisy interiors and convenient controls that were in line with the messenger god name, as it delivered smoothly. Even though it ceased its production in 2011, Mercury still is celebrated because of the combination of innovative capabilities with the practicality of the everyday use and the uniqueness of the vehicles in the eyes of the collectors regarding its chrome trim, sweeping rooflines and clear gauges. The Heater Control Valve is compact and yet sturdy with an internal gate, which opens or closes at the HVAC command and does not consume engine heat to maintain the adequate warmth at all times. Installation of a new Heater Control Valve commences by ensuring that an individual parks on a flat surface, allowing the engine to cool down, and release of the pressure. Follow the heater hoses all the way to the Heater Control Valve, record the position of the hoses, tie and unscrew them, collect the coolant, and unscrew the old part. Install transfer fittings, center flow arrow of the new Heater Control Valve, tighten hoses and clamps, replace and bleed system, start engine, test for leakage, assure cabin heat, and retighten clamps with a brief drive.