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Heater control valve installation help is needed.
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Welcome to this forum! I've renamed your thread, and moved it into the A/C & heater section. The valve has an inlet, and a outlet. It's not a check valve, so just install the new valve onto the two hoses.
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It installs in the outer most (closest to fender) hose with the arrow pointing away from the firewall. The vacuum port should be furthest away from the firewall.
No, it's not a check valve but it does flow better in one direction than the other, hence the arrow.
No, it's not a check valve but it does flow better in one direction than the other, hence the arrow.
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I have to do this too. Is it possible for someone to post a pic of the original setup?
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