What is this?
- Thread starter Emik87t
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Er, Well its the valve assembly, The VSV is off to the side.
Let me see what the parts catalog calls it and get a number for you since i'm rather bored
Let me see what the parts catalog calls it and get a number for you since i'm rather bored
no it is the Heater VSV. it controls the valve for the Heater core under the dashits the actual valve not the VSV
but im positive its all one assembly
but im positive its all one assembly
It is the heater core valve thingy. The VSV is actually the solenoid valve that opens and closes the valve depending on your input from the climate control.
Well, the VSV comes off with one screw but if it indeed is sold as one assembly (I didn't look) then I've been nailed 
Can't win em all :rofl:
Too bad I just threw away a box of supra stuff and I had 2 of those in it, Would gave em to you cheap too :/
Too bad I just threw away a box of supra stuff and I had 2 of those in it, Would gave em to you cheap too :/
It is sold as a single assembly.
In the EPC it's listed as "Valve Assy, Heater Water", part # 87240-14140 with a list price of $162.71.
In the EPC it's listed as "Valve Assy, Heater Water", part # 87240-14140 with a list price of $162.71.
jetjock said:Damn. I hang my head in shame. It happens
oh come its not like you got beat out by a newb!!!! lol
i've been around awhile haha
Supracentral said:
It depends what you're talking about. The VSV is actually a different part altogether, 88690-14820. The water valve just opens and closes and has the vacuum line from the VSV running into it.
Water Valve:
VSV:
Emik87t, you need a new water valve.
Aha, so the VSV can be bought separate. I was being gracious. To me it's the heater water valve, which is pretty close to what Toyota calls it. I see no mention of VSV in the description. Makes sense as parts are usually denoted by their major function. I'm still willing to concede to both noobs though. (Been dicking with this car 20 years. To me you're all noobs )
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