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Buy HVAC Parts, AC parts, motors and Air Filters, from professional HVAC specialists with over 20 years experience. We will help you find the furnace parts that you need. OEM Heating Parts Canada is the original online supplier of quality brand new heating and cooling replacement parts for your furnaces, air conditioners, and heat pumps. We sell to the DIY home owner, handyman, handymen, handywomen & contractors.

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Buy HVAC Parts, AC parts, motors and Air Filters, from professional HVAC specialists with over 20 years experience. We will help you find the furnace parts that you need. OEM Heating Parts Canada is the original online supplier of quality brand new heating and cooling replacement parts for your furnaces, air conditioners, and heat pumps. We sell to the DIY home owner, handyman, handymen, handywomen & contractors.

Find great deals at Wholesale Prices!

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Clarkson History: Clarkson, also called Clarkson Village, is a neighbourhood in the city of Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, situated in the southwest corner of the city, along the shore of Lake Ontario. It is bordered by Lake Ontario to the south, Oakville to the west, Erindale and Erin Mills to the north, and Lorne Park to the east. History In 1808, fifteen-year-old Warren Clarkson and his brother Joshua left their home in Albany, New York to seek their fortune in Canada. They had been invited to come work for a friend of the family who had bought land near Lake Ontario. Warren liked the area very much and decided to stay. He worked hard so that someday he would be able to own property. When he was twenty-six he had saved enough money to buy land and build a home. Warren married and began to raise a family. As the years went by Warren bought more land. He built the community's first store along the stagecoach trail. Fifteen years later the town council named this trail Clarkson Road. A post office was opened in the family store and William Clarkson, Warren's son became the postmaster. For the next forty five years a member of the Clarkson family would run the post office. Clarkson community never grew very large. It had a few houses and shops along Clarkson Road, a railway station, a school, and a church. Less than one hundred people lived in the quiet community. In 1856, Captain Edward Sutherland (1794-1885) moved to Clarkson with his seven children. A widower, he purchased "Bush's Inn," a former inn and coach house that was the halfway point between Hamilton, Ontario and Toronto (this building, a private residence, still stands on Clarkson Road South). Here, he is said to have introduced both strawberry and raspberry cultivation to the area. Clarkson eventually became the "Strawberry Capital of Ontario," and commercial fruit farming expanded in the area through the rest of the 19th and into the early 20th century. In 1915, a sign was erected at the Clarkson railway station declaring "Through this station passes more strawberries than any other station in Ontario." The Sutherlands later became connected by marriage to the Harrises of Benares (see "Sites of Interest" below). The Party Line newspaper published out of Clarkson/Lorne Park, starting in 1951. Park Royal, the second subdivision to be built in Clarkson, was developed by the Leonard W. Finch, President of the United Lands Corporation, on 900 acres of land west of Fifth Line West (present Southdown Road) to East Townline Road (present Winston Churchill Boulevard)[1] and south of the QEW. This development is of note because it was designed with all the electrical cables and wires underground and the office buildings were designed to be shorter than the trees. It was designed as a community with accommodations for schools, parks, a recreation centre and a library. On August 8, 1958 Park Royal was opened by the Lord Mayor of London, Sir Denis H. Truscott. On February 28, 1971, the Clarkson Community Centre and Arena was opened. Clarkson Village, looking eastward at Lakeshore Road West Although the community and the surrounding area consists mostly of a mix of upper- and middle-class homes, some of the last major industrial sites in Mississauga outline the community, including: a Suncor oil refinery, which produces lubricants (formerly Petro-Canada). The facility has two 400 ft (122m) tall smokestacks. a Holcim Canada (formerly St. Lawrence Cement) Cement plant, which distributes cement via truck throughout Toronto. The Plant has a 556 ft(169.4m) tall smokestack which was the tallest structure in Mississauga for over 50 years from the time of its completion in 1956 until the completion of the Absolute World tower in 2011. CFRB 1010 AM Radio Transmitter, with 4 identical guyed masts which stand 550 ft (167.6m) tall making them some of the tallest structures in the city. They are regularly used for navigation by small aircraft and watercraft. Located at the intersection of Southdown Rd. & Lakeshore Rd. 1050 CHUM AM Radio Transmitter, a smaller transmission facility, located along the waterfront, located adjacent to St. Lawrence Cement factory Orion Bus Industries, a major manufacturer of buses for public transportation. Electrovaya, a manufacturer of portable computers and batteries. an assortment of small farms.

Our parts staff is here to help with furnace motor selection, proper ignitor parts and exhaust motor installation videos.  We offer a wide selection of furnace parts, and heating replacement motors, ignitors, control boards, capacitors, and furnace filters.   

 How to choose the furnace part for your heating system:

Whether it be a motor, control board or furnace hot surface ignitor, it really is quite easy.Your furnace model number is located on the inside of your heater, either on the left, or the inside top right corner.  All furnace motors have a part number, and motor model.  Refer to the sticker on your product to determine the part # of the ignitor, control board, or filter you need.

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