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The seat of the heater control valve has some pitting and corrosion. I don't have a good seal because I can blow through the valve even when fully closed. Is there a way to refurbish the valve seat to prevent it from bypassing? On the other hand, the silvery colored tubular valve stem has...
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I need some advise I have a 1950 Dodge Coronet. I am having tail light issues. I think I need a headlight switch. I can not seem to find one yet. and would like to know what some of you do for replacements. I have spent many hours on the internet and can get close. Most all are still 12 volt. some w...
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on my 1951 dodge , i have this cardboard heater box that connect the radiator heater to the inside of the car,, how can i fix this?? tape or can I still buy good one on the internet???
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I have a Model 65 heater which I intend to install in my 51 B3B. I'm trying to figure out how the simple-looking defroster valve works. It seems to me the valve should open up when the defroster cable is pulled out and it should close when the cable is pushed in. From my perspective it looks like i...
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The layout of the heater/defroster and vents of my recently acquired 1947 Chrysler New Yorker Sedan appears to be so basic that I am beginning to doubt whether this really is a New Yorker at all and it may be a re-badged long wheel base Windsor or some other model. I guess that I can check the seri...
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From the album: 1948 Dodge Town Sedan Options & Accessories
This is the heater with the defroster option & fan speed selector. The "Temperature" knob in the dash is a dummy. Water flow is controlled by a valve in the engine compartment toward the rear of the cylinder head. -
Recent purchase of a cowl vent housing under resto . My D24 came with the passenger heater only and several years ago I found a NOS driver side heater. This should tie the two together nicely when I'm done. Currently blasting and painting. Found a rubber bellows in Hersey a few weeks ago....
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I have a 1960 D100 with a flathead 6. The return line for the heater runs from the heater to the head behind the back most cylinder on the passenger side of the head. Is this the original plumbing or is there another way to plumb the heater return line without running it into the head?
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I was at a swap meet looking for some oil bath filters to restore. I found a gentleman that was selling each for $5, I picked up a cool looking mopar deluxe heater and he offered me a second for free! I'm planning on refurbishing them. I have seen a couple mopar deluxe heaters restored and they lo...
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It's been awhile since I gave an update but after struggling with the brakes and getting them to stop locking up I took the 39 Dodge on a weekend trip and put about 400 miles over the weekend; 200miles each way to the coast for a little car show and back. Everything held up pretty good and she handl...
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I have a Roberts Gordon 80k BTU heater in my garage that has just recently started to backfire. When it is trying to ignite, it makes two loud bangs back to back and then stops trying to ignite until the next cycle. Anyone ever had a problem like this? It was recently converted over to natur...
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Can anyone identify this heater? it had been installed in my 52B3B. I'm removing it to install the Model 61 I've just restored. Might it be from a car? do you think it is even MOPAR? The yellow date stamp in the photos appears to say Jan 8 - 1963 or maybe 68. It looks way too rudimentary to be t...
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Thought I'd share my latest project with everyone. Maybe someone will find it useful. As we all know, the original cardboard duct linking the underhood heater core to the firewall on many of our cars is less than durable. I got my '51 Windsor with a galvanized steel, riveted, duct taped abomina...- 18 replies
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Found this heater amongst some parts I bought, not sure what its from. Its gotta be from a vehicle before 1937 as i believe the logo was changed after that.
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I did this project in November and December before taking the truck on another 600 mile trip...sure made a difference in reducing the noise inside the cab! Thought I would share a few pics with ya... Previously, I had no floor insulation at all, and the original cardboard firewall pad was continua...
