Heater Tap for Holden Monaro V2 VZ 2001 2002 2003 – 2006 4 Port Valve

Heater Tap Valve are control valves for the flow of coolant through the heater core for Heater Tap for Holden Heater Tap for Holden Monaro V2 VZ 92036186 HT5631 4 Port Valve 92036186. When the heater valve is closed, the bypass valve diverts the coolant flow back to the engine. The valve maintains coolant flow through the thermostat housing to ensure the correct operation of the thermostat. This Acatana heater bypass valve is a recommended replacement for your vehicle’s original components and has been manufactured to fit your vehicle, providing the same performance, durability, and long service life.

Note: This is a 4-Port Heater Tap. Some Models below used a 2 Port Tap

Compatibility:

Holden Monaro

• Holden Monaro V2 5.7L V8 Petrol – LS1 Gen3 Aug 2003 – Sep 2004
• Holden Monaro V2 3.8L V6 Petrol – L67 Dec 2001 – Aug 2003
• Holden Monaro V2 5.7L V8 Petrol – LS1 Gen3 Dec 2001 – Dec 2002
• Holden Monaro V2 5.7L V8 Petrol – LS1 Gen3 Dec 2002 – Jul 2003
• Holden Monaro VZ 5.7L V8 Petrol – LS1 Gen3 Sep 2004 – Jul 2006

Features:

• Brand New Vacuum Operated 4 way Heater Valve
• Type: Vacuum 4 port Bypass; Outside Diameter: 16 mm

Reference OEM: 92036186 HT5631 HV5631 ZPN-12548

What does a heater tap valve do?

• The purpose of the Heater Control Valve is to regulate the flow of coolant to the heater core. In the off position the heater valve blocks coolant flow to the heater core hence when no heating is required and the reverse when heating inside the vehicle is needed

What happens if you bypass the heater control valve?

• Your heater control valve works to deliver heat from the engine to the passenger cabin of your car, and if it has been bypassed, then the cabin will not receive heat. Instead, it will be dissipated by means of the bypass hose

How do I know if my heater control valve is working?

• Common signs include the heater not working, coolant leaking from under the engine, and no voltage across the heater control valve

Will a bad heater control valve cause overheating?

• A coolant leak at the heater control valve is not only a problem in that it will disable the heater, but it will also compromise the cooling system which can cause the engine to overheat

Package includes: 1x Heater Tap Valve