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The 2001 Ford F-150 does not come equipped with a heater control valve, as its heating system operates differently. While this setup can reduce the chances of leaks, the downside is that there is no easily replaceable valve if the heater malfunctions. Typically, issues may arise with the heater core or blower motor, which are pricier components to fix compared to a valve. If you observe leaks from your HVAC system, it is often an indication of a problem within the core.
Where can I find the heater control valve?
The 2001 Ford F-150 comes equipped with a HVAC control valve that regulates the circulation of engine coolant to the heater core situated in the cabin. The heater control valve manages the flow of warm engine coolant to the heater core when the heater or defroster is activated.
In my 2001 Ford F150, the air conditioning is working fine, but the heater is also running. How can I prevent the heater from running along with the AC?