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Four Seasons 74626 HVAC Heater Control Valve
| Brand | Four Seasons 74626 |
|---|---|
| Bypass? | No |
| Description | Cable Operated Non-Bypass Closed Heater Valve |
| Hose Connector Quantity | 2 Connectors |
| Material | Plastic |
| O.E. Replacement? | Yes |
| Opening B IN | 0.625 |
| Opening IN | 0.625 |
| Operation Type | Cable |
| Style | Non-Bypass |
| Type | Heater Valves |
| Product line | Heater Valve |
| Fits | Ford and Lincoln · 7 vehicles |
OE replacement. Direct-fit heater control valve for straightforward replacement.
Cable operated. Uses cable control for simple, familiar operation.
Plastic construction. Lightweight material with a non-bypass closed design.
Cross-references Four Seasons 74626, UAC HV1216C and 800002 for the same application. See all 12.
Four Seasons 74626 Heater Control Valve
The Four Seasons Heater Valve 74626 is an OE replacement, cable-operated heater control valve for HVAC temperature control systems. It uses a non-bypass, closed design with two hose connectors and 0.625 in. openings for direct heater hose routing.
Key Features
- Cable-operated HVAC heater control valve
- Non-bypass, closed valve design
- Two hose connectors
- 0.625 in. inlet and outlet openings
- Plastic construction
- OE replacement for factory-style service
Product Details
Four Seasons Heater Valve 74626 is built for temperature control in the heater circuit, regulating coolant flow to the heater core through cable actuation. This part is used in HVAC systems where a closed, non-bypass valve is required, and it matches OE-style fitment for service replacement. It cross-references UAC HV1216C for the same application. Fits 1997-2002 Ford Expedition, w/ Auxiliary Unit; Heater Valve. Fits 1998 Lincoln Navigator, Heater Valve. This Four Seasons 74626 heater control valve is a direct-fit service part for Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator applications listed above.
Common Issues It Can Address
- Heater output stuck on or stuck off
- Coolant flow not shutting off at the heater core
- Temperature control response problems from a worn cable valve
- Leaks at the heater valve body or hose connections
- Incorrect heater hose routing from a failed OE-style valve
Installation Notes and Tips
Verify hose connector size, cable operation, and valve orientation before installation. Confirm the vehicle uses a non-bypass heater valve with 0.625 in. openings and two hose connections. Match the existing cable linkage and heater hose routing to the original configuration on the Ford Expedition or Lincoln Navigator listed in the fitment data.
Quality Assurance
Four Seasons supplies OE replacement HVAC components, and this heater valve is built to match factory-style service requirements for the listed applications.
| Year | Make | Model | Position | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2002 | Ford | Expedition | N/A | w/ Auxiliary Unit; Heater Valve |
| 2001 | Ford | Expedition | N/A | w/ Auxiliary Unit; Heater Valve |
| 2000 | Ford | Expedition | N/A | w/ Auxiliary Unit; Heater Valve |
| 1999 | Ford | Expedition | N/A | w/ Auxiliary Unit; Heater Valve |
| 1998 | Ford | Expedition | N/A | w/ Auxiliary Unit; Heater Valve |
| 1998 | Lincoln | Navigator | N/A | Heater Valve |
| 1997 | Ford | Expedition | N/A | w/ Auxiliary Unit; Heater Valve |
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