OEM Chevrolet Tahoe Heater Control Valve

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The Chevrolet Tahoe Heater Control Valve controls the flow of hot coolant through the heater and provides rapid cabin heating and less unnecessary engine heat loss. Chevrolet designed the Tahoe for families who want muscle, room, and modern technology, and so their benefits begin with powerful V8 or turbo diesel power that tows heavy trailers effortlessly, a rigid frame that evens out rough roads, and a large interior that accommodates up to nine while still leaving cargo space. The new Tahoe combines the muscular engines with a smart ten-speed automatic, which allows drivers to cruise highways at low revs to save fuel, and its adaptive suspension keeps the ride composed in sharp turns. Infotainment screens, numerous USB ports, and driver aids make long trips a relaxing affair, while law enforcement versions have proven the SUV's toughness under punishing duty cycles. Chevrolet owners also love the availability of genuine parts that maintain value and reliability for high mileages. A properly operating Heater Control Valve also assists the coolant system to get to the optimum temperature quicker, saving gas. Though small, the Heater Control Valve is located on the heater hose and opens or closes as directed by the HVAC controls, shielding passengers from chills in the winter and preventing heat intrusion in the summer. When replacing the Chevrolet Tahoe Heater Control Valve, park the SUV, allow the engine to cool down, clamp and remove two hoses, replace the valve ensuring to correspond with the flow arrow, reattach hoses, fill coolant, start the engine, and check for leaks to complete the job.