American Motors Eagle Heater Control Valve

The American Motors Eagle was introduced to the market in 1979. It was discontinued in 1987. Eagle has better performance and quality at the time. Classic parts like the heater control valve parts contribute to its success. It assists the heating system. It can generate heat and warm up the cabin's interior. The heater control valve parts help moderate the amount of heat the cabin receives when using the heater.

Eagle offers practicality to customers. But there will be problems after heater control valve parts have been used for years. The heater control valve is typically located on the heater inlet hose. It is driven by a cable, vacuum motor, or an electric solenoid (depending on the vehicle). The removal process for the heater control valve parts is as follows: Drain the cooling system. Next disconnect the heater hoses. Then disconnect the connector. Finally, remove the retaining hardware. We have nearly all types of Eagle parts to give you a better Eagle model both inside and out. There are lots of top-quality parts on our website.