New Heater Valve Mercury Villager / Nissan Quest 94-98 F4xy18495b Yg324/ Yg326 on 2040-parts.com
Bedford, Texas, US
New Heater Valve, Vacuum Controlled, Normally Open, Vacuum, Closes.
5/8 " Heater Hose Size. Will Fit Following:
1994,94, 1995,95, 1996,96, 1997, 97, & 1998, 98 Mercury Villager
1994,94, 1995,95, 1996,96, 1997, 97, & 1998, 98 Nissan Quest
Replaces: Ford/Mercury F4XY18495B, Motorcraft YG324 /YG326
Four Seasons: 74003
Mercury, , Nissan,
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