A functional thermal evaporator switch is crucial for your vehicle's emissions control system. Ensuring proper operation prevents the release of harmful volatile organic compounds (VOCs) into the atmosphere. Selecting the right replacement part guarantees optimal performance and compliance with environmental regulations.
- ELECTRONIC_SWITCH
- Model Number: 88625-33190
- Temperature Switch
- Machined
- Feature: This evaporator temperature control switch requires a DC12V power supply and is made of copper, which is highly conductive and responsive.
- Function: Controls the refrigerant coming out of the expansion valve, and absorbs heat when the refrigerant evaporates, thus achieving the purpose of cooling effect.
- Practical: It has the characteristics of , high precision, small size, light weight, compact, long life, ensure the normal operation of the air conditioner.
- Fine Workmanship: Professional manufactured, exquisite workmanship with unique design, ensure and high reliability.
- Vehicle Specific
- Package Dimensions: 0.3 H x 5.75 L x 3.75 W (inches)
- Package Weight: 2.0 pounds
- Country of Origin : Japan
- ACCURATE for temperature CONTROL: A/C Evaporator for temperature Sensor Switch, Designed for A/C evaporator systems to keep cabin climate stable and improve comfort in for HONDA Civic and CRV models 2008-2011 for compatible with part 80560-SWW-G01
- EASY DIRECT REPLACEMENT: Fits existing mounts without for modification, for compatible with for HONDA OEM specifications, saving install and labor for quick sensor switch replacement
- PERFECT FIT WITH OEM PART NUMBER: Matches 80560-SWW-G01 dimensions and connector style, insuring correct performance for Civic 2007-2011 and CRV 2008-2011 HVAC systems
- LONG LASTING PLASTIC BUILD: Resistant to wear and heat, giving reliable operation under varied driving conditions and extending the life of your vehicle’s for temperature sensor
- Vehicle Specific
- Manufacturer Warranty
- Toyota Quality Assured
- OEM, Not After Market
- Fitment: Fit for Tesla Model 3 17-21
- Replacement: for 1107675-00-A 110767500A
- Suitable for the air conditioning system of Tesla Model 3 2017-2021 models, the plug interface and pin definition are completely matched with the original car air conditioning evaporator circuit, and can directly replace the failed thermistor, ensuring...
- Using a high-sensitivity thermistor chip, the temperature measurement accuracy is high, the response speed is fast, and it can quickly capture the temperature changes of the evaporator, avoiding the problem of inaccurate temperature control caused by...
- [PRECISE TEMPERATURE CONTROL] The car air conditioning evaporator temperature sensor effectively manages the climate inside your vehicle, delivering consistent comfort for every journey.
- [QUICK RESPONSE ] Its innovative design allows for rapid adjustments to changing temperatures, boosting the overall performance of your air conditioning system and elevating passenger comfort levels.
- [ DESIGN] Crafted with robust materials, this temperature control switch is engineered to withstand tough automotive conditions, promising dependable operation over .
- [INSTALLATION MADE SIMPLE] The sensor's user-friendly installation process enables quick upgrades or replacements, making it an ideal choice for DIY car maintenance enthusiasts.
- Genuine Volkswagen part that fits your specific vehicle
- A/C Evaporator Temperature Switch
- Part Number: 1K0907543E
- Manufactured to meet specifications for fit, form, and function
- Genuine Subaru part that fits your specific vehicle
- Thermostat Cooling
- Part Number: 73540FJ000
- Manufactured to meet specifications for fit, form, and function
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How to Choose the Best Automotive Replacement Thermal Evaporator Switches
Understanding the Thermal Evaporator Switch
The thermal evaporator switch, also known as the purge control solenoid or EVAP vent solenoid, plays a vital role in your vehicle's evaporative emission control (EVAP) system. This system captures fuel vapors from the gas tank and prevents them from escaping into the atmosphere. The thermal switch specifically controls the flow of these vapors to the charcoal canister or directly into the engine for combustion under specific temperature conditions.
Key Features to Consider
- Vehicle Compatibility: This is paramount. Always verify the switch's compatibility with your car's make, model, and year. Manufacturers often use different designs even within the same brand.
- Material and Durability: Look for switches made from high-quality, heat-resistant materials that can withstand the engine bay's harsh environment. Robust construction ensures longevity.
- Electrical Connector Type: Ensure the electrical connector matches your vehicle's wiring harness. Mismatched connectors will prevent proper installation and function.
- OEM vs. Aftermarket: Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) parts are designed by your car's maker, ensuring a perfect fit and function. High-quality aftermarket parts can offer a cost-effective alternative, but research the brand's reputation for reliability.
Installation and Replacement Tips
Replacing a thermal evaporator switch is often a straightforward DIY task for those with basic mechanical knowledge. However, always consult your vehicle's service manual for specific instructions. Ensure the engine is cool before beginning work. Disconnect the battery's negative terminal to prevent electrical shorts. Carefully note the position of hoses and electrical connectors before removal. Once the old switch is out, install the new one, reconnecting everything in reverse order. Test the system after installation to ensure no diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) appear.
When to Replace Your Switch
Symptoms of a failing thermal evaporator switch can include a check engine light, poor fuel economy, a strong gasoline odor around the vehicle, or difficulty starting the engine, especially after refueling. If your vehicle fails an emissions test, this switch is often a component that needs inspection. Regular maintenance and addressing these symptoms promptly can prevent more significant issues with your vehicle's EVAP system.
