Bosch E.H.A. Valve

Now that world crude oil prices have gone down by the barrel, gas prices have become a little lighter on the budget. But that doesn't mean you start ignoring the smell of fuel under the hood of your car. It could very well start a fire in the engine bay while you're running and cause your prized investment to burn up in flames. But don't panic. It may just be a leaking E.H.A. valve. All you have to do is replace it with the Bosch E.H.A. Valve. The electro hydraulic actuator usually sits on your car's fuel distributor. Its role is to regulate the flow of warm fuel into your engine. An engine runs better with warm fuel because it mixes better with air. What the E.H.A. valve does is simply to wait for warm fuel to build up to a required pressure and then letting it flow into the engine. If it's broken, it may flood your engine with fuel. Once that happens, your engine will stall every time it reaches its normal running temperature. You can't repair a broken E.H.A. valve. The best thing to do is replace it with the Bosch E.H.A. Valve. Only Bosch manufactures aftermarket E.H.A. valves because it's designed to work with Bosch's electronic fuel ignition systems. You'll unlikely find replacement E.H.A. valves from other aftermarket supplier brands. And because of Bosch's intense dedication to product innovation, you can be sure that the Bosch E.H.A. Valve will deliver superb performance and reliability for years.

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