Gates HVAC Heater Control Valve P/N:EHV144
Gates EHV141 heater control valve for the 2016-2018 BMW X5 adjusts coolant flow through the heater core to control the temperature inside the car. It is an electric coolant valve for the auxiliary position, and electrified and combustion vehicles alike use valves like it for this job.
A cabin that ignores the temperature setting, weak heat or coolant seepage around the valve can be signs of a failing valve. Before you replace it, rule out low coolant (check the level only with the engine cool), a blocked heater core and a damaged connector, since any of them can leave the heat weak too.
It fits the 2016-2018 BMW X5, which takes one valve. Its design, fit and function are application-specific and OE exact.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One heater control valve.
Interchange: 64126950257 · 74935
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is the Gates EHV141 right for the 2016-2018 BMW X5?
Yes. The Gates EHV141 is an application-specific electric coolant valve for the 2016-2018 BMW X5, and the car takes one.
Does the Gates EHV141 come with mounting brackets or hardware?
The listed contents are one heater control valve. Any brackets or hardware come only where the application requires them.
What size are the ports on the Gates EHV141?
Both the inlet and the outlet port measure 20 mm in outside diameter, which is about 0.8 in on the inlet and 0.77 in on the outlet.
My cabin heat won't follow the dial; could the HVAC heater control valve be the problem?
It can be, since a failing valve may leave heat weak or stuck, or seep coolant at the valve. A shop can test the electric valve; look for seepage only with the engine off and cool.
Does the Gates EHV141 replace part number 74935?
Yes. 74935 is one of the listed interchange numbers for the Gates EHV141.
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