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Old 08-14-2014, 07:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Air&Road View Post
With the engine cold remove the four screws on top and look inside. If it s flooded above the diaphragm, get a repair kit and just slip in a new diaphragm/plunger.
I removed the Mono valve today and inspected it for damaged, the diaphragm look good. so I applied power to the valve, it actuated like a electric shut off valve. The latest symptom is, full hot hair when before I was able to control it specially after I got the A/C fixed. Even when the A/C is on the cold is not overriding the warm air coming out.
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