an expansion valve is a common device in all type of cooling appliances. It works on a very basic principal. A compressor in the device compress the coolant in the machine, then it released from there it goes to expansion valve, in expansion valve the gas expand. Know if you would be having a basic knowledge about the conservation of energy then you you'd be knowing that energy is required for doing a work. So her work is done in expanding the compressed coolant in the expansion valve. So the energy required for this is obtained from the coolant itself which is hot on coming from the pipes after cooling the object it was made for. The heat of the coolant is used as energy source and gradually the temperature of the coolant drops down and become ready for sucking more heat.
HVAC basically stands as Heat ventilation and air conditioning. As the name indicates it used for cooling the engine parts
O-ring or flare is only the type of seal it has where it connects to the evaporator and the liquid line. The valve and the way it works is the same on either types of connection.
Beijing Automobile Works was created in 1953.
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I believe the rear Expansion Valve may need replaced. If it has failed the rear evaporator will not cool as the freon will not flow. These Tahoes have an orfice up front and an expansion valve in the rear (inside the rear HVAC unit under the passenger quarter trim). The coolant lines and the A/C lines have to be undone to remove the HVAC system from the vehicle to replace the Expansion Valve. It's about 650 at the dealer (or you can get the valve for under 100 from an auto parts store if you think you can do the job yourself).
B.M.W means Bavarian Motor Works
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valve releases stufff inside. puts out fire.
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