The Cab Heater Control Valve 2125646 is a critical component designed to regulate the flow of coolant to the heater core in heavy-duty vehicles, particularly those in the SCANIA P, G, R, and S-Series truck models. This valve plays a pivotal role in maintaining the comfort of the cabin environment by controlling the amount of heat that is circulated within the vehicle's cabin.
Control Valve
Product Description
The 2125646 Cab Heater Control Valve is a high-quality aftermarket component that is designed to meet the specific requirements of SCANIA trucks. It is engineered to replace the original equipment and ensure that the heating system operates efficiently. The valve is typically vacuum-controlled in late-model vehicles, allowing for precise control over the flow of coolant when the heating is required. It is designed to block coolant flow to the heater core when heating is not needed, thus conserving energy and improving the overall efficiency of the vehicle's heating system.
Product Parameter
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OEM Number |
2125646 |
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Applicable Models |
SCANIA L,P,G,R,S |
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Carton Dimensions |
190x90x40 mm |
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Carton Weight |
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Product Features
Vacuum-Controlled Operation: The valve is activated by vacuum control, which allows for a more responsive and efficient heating system.
Compatibility: Specifically designed for SCANIA P, G, R, and S-Series trucks, ensuring a perfect fit and seamless integration with the existing system.
Regulation of Coolant Flow: It effectively manages the flow of coolant to the heater core, providing optimal cabin heating when required.
Product Advantages
Affordable and Budget-Friendly Option for Vehicle Heating System Maintenance: As an aftermarket product, the Cab Heater Control Valve is often more cost-effective than the original equipment, making it a budget-friendly option for those looking to maintain or repair their vehicle's heating system.
How to Use Cab Heater Control Valve 2125646?
1. Understanding the Valve: The cab heater control valve is a one-way valve that directs coolant to the heater core and prevents backflow.
2. Checking the Valve: Connect the valve to a garden hose; it should allow flow in one direction only.
3. Installation: Ensure the coolant lines are correctly connected; reversed lines will block fluid flow and heat.
4. System Integration: Install the valve in the heating system, following the manufacturer’s guidelines.
5. Testing the System: After installation, check if the cabin warms up to confirm proper valve function and coolant flow.
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