Heater Solenoid Valve for Deutz 06, 07, DX3, DX4, DX6, DX7 and Agroplus Agroprima Series Tractors

Description

When the cold weather hits and your cab stays chilly even with the heater running, chances are this little solenoid valve has quit doing its job. A working heater system makes the difference between miserable mornings and comfortable operation, so you can focus on your work instead of shivering through those early morning chores. This heater solenoid controls the flow of hot coolant to your cab’s heater core, and when it fails, you’re stuck with nothing but cold air.

What You’re Getting

• Controls hot coolant flow to maximize cab heating efficiency when you need it most
• Electrical operation that responds instantly to your heater controls for quick warmth
• Direct replacement design that bolts right into your existing heater system
• Durable construction built to handle the constant temperature changes and vibration
• OEM-quality valve that restores your cab heater to factory performance

Built for Real Farm Work

This solenoid fits an extensive range of Deutz tractors from the compact Agroprima and DX4 series utility models up through the larger DX6 and DX7 machines used for heavy field work. Whether you’re running a loader around the farmyard in winter or pulling implements through muddy spring fields, having a warm cab keeps you productive when the weather turns harsh.

Made to Last

Farm equipment operates in tough conditions, and heater components take a beating from temperature swings, engine vibration, and corrosive coolant. This solenoid valve is designed to handle the constant cycling between hot and cold while maintaining a reliable seal that won’t leak coolant into your cab or onto the ground.

Good to Know

Installation usually involves accessing the heater box behind the dash, so plan for a bit more time than simple bolt-on repairs. Disconnect the battery first to prevent shorts while working, and have some coolant handy since you’ll likely lose a little during the swap. While you’re in there, it’s a good time to check your heater hoses and core for any other issues.