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Four Seasons 74924 HVAC Heater Control Valve
| Brand | Four Seasons 74924 |
|---|---|
| Description | Single solenoid electronic heater valve |
| Material | Thermoplastic / steel |
| Number of Connectors | 2 connectors |
| Opening B IN | 0.79 |
| Opening B MM | 19.94 |
| Opening IN | 0.79 |
| Opening MM | 19.94 |
| Operation Type | Electric valve |
| Style | Non-bypass |
| Terminal Pin Qty. | 2 |
| Type | Heater valves |
| Product line | Heater Valve |
| Fits | BMW · 7 vehicles |
Electric valve. Single-solenoid control for precise heater flow management.
Non-bypass style. Helps regulate coolant flow without routing around the valve.
Thermoplastic / steel. Durable mixed-material construction for dependable operation.
Cross-references Anchor 300033, Four Seasons 74924 and Gates EHV109 for the same application. See all 9.
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BMW Heater Valve Replacement
Four Seasons 74924 is a single solenoid electronic heater valve for BMW heating system service. It uses a non-bypass, electric valve design with a thermoplastic and steel construction, two connectors, and a 2-pin terminal layout for direct HVAC temperature control replacement.
Key Features
- Single solenoid electronic heater valve
- Electric valve operation with non-bypass design
- Thermoplastic / steel construction
- 2 connectors with 2 terminal pins
- Opening size: 0.79 in. / 19.94 mm
- Four Seasons Heater Valve line, Part Number 74924
Product Details
Four Seasons 74924 is built for HVAC temperature control service where precise coolant flow regulation is required. As a heater control valve, it helps manage heat output through the vehicle’s heating system by opening and closing electronically through a single solenoid. This part is listed for 1995-1996 BMW 318ti and 1996-2000 BMW Z3 applications, making it a direct-fit option for BMW heater valve replacement needs. This part cross-references Gates EHV109 for the same application.
Common Problems It Can Address
- No heat from the cabin vents
- Heat stuck on or unable to regulate temperature
- Coolant flow control issues in the heater circuit
- Electrical failure at the heater valve connector
- Intermittent HVAC temperature output
Installation Notes
Verify connector style, terminal count, and valve orientation before installation. Confirm the opening size and non-bypass configuration match the original BMW heater valve being replaced. For best results, inspect the surrounding coolant hoses and electrical connections during service.
Quality Assurance
Four Seasons states that its HVAC components are engineered and tested for long service life, drawing on more than 50 years of mobile air conditioning experience. The brand positions this heater valve line as a repair-focused replacement for dependable operation.
| Year | Make | Model | Position | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2000 | BMW | Z3 | N/A | Heater Valve |
| 1999 | BMW | Z3 | N/A | Heater Valve |
| 1998 | BMW | Z3 | N/A | Heater Valve |
| 1997 | BMW | Z3 | N/A | Heater Valve |
| 1996 | BMW | 318ti | N/A | Heater Valve |
| 1996 | BMW | Z3 | N/A | Heater Valve |
| 1995 | BMW | 318ti | N/A | Heater Valve |
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