1989 ford stationwagon. Country Squire. !27,000 mile. No heat. Heater coil heats but does not come into car. New thermostat
Feb 19, 2006 at 2:21 AM
1989 Ford Country Squire No Heat
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ESTHER
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If it is a coolant valve, most are located in the inlet heater hose under the hood. If it is a vacuum valve, they are usually located under the dashboard.
Good hunting. :)
Good hunting. :)
Feb 19, 2006 at 3:26 AM
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Identify whether heater control valve 18480609 is a coolant valve or a vacuum valve. Coolant valves are usually in the inlet heater hose under the hood; vacuum valves are typically under the dashboard.
Conversation Summary
The owner of a 1989 Ford Country Squire station wagon has no cabin heat and asks where heater control valve 18480609 is located. The heater core gets hot, but heat does not enter the car, and the thermostat has already been replaced. The expert says a coolant valve is usually in the inlet heater hose under the hood, while a vacuum valve is typically under the dashboard.