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I picked up a fresh air intake setup the other day, in very good shape.

 

Grill end;

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Firewall end, the flapper still has the original sealing felt on it.

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Wonder if anyone knows what the original 4" hose looks like or a source?

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I sourced a new 4" duct hose at Napa. I like it better than the original as it's more flexible and lighter. Use spring clips for a dryer duct - you can get at the hardware store. 

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I don't know of a "identical" type of hose out there, most now are a coil wire wrapped with a plastic convolute.  The originals were more of a fabric and "flatter" and you don't see the wire proud on the hose.

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I wonder why they thought that they needed a fresh air intake when they all had the pop up vent in front of the windshield. I must be missing something.

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1 hour ago, gramps1951 said:

I wonder why they thought that they needed a fresh air intake when they all had the pop up vent in front of the windshield. I must be missing something.

This is to force outside air through the heater in colder weather vs the cowl vent for cooling during hotter weather

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17 hours ago, tinlizzy said:

has anyone tried to replace the felt on the flapper?  Mine is only 1/2 way around

 

yes, I took mine down to components and rebuilt the whole thing.

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Started to clean up the fresh air intake today, on the grill end,

my guess is there is a screen to curtail the intake of bugs.

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Probably using these clips?

Does any one know the correct grid size and proper attachment?

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Still got a bit to go on this piece.

 

Also got the flapper dismantled to de-rust and paint.

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Yep a square pattern screen about 1/4" squares.  PM if you need and rivets or anything.

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Well, just when you thought you were off to the races, 

Found out I am missing a part, will search, or re-create.....

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Once again, wondering if anyone has dimensions?  ?

 

 

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1 hour ago, ggdad1951 said:

Yep a square pattern screen about 1/4" squares.  PM if you need and rivets or anything.

 

Thanks, I was thinking about that size, of course I have whole rolls of 1/2" and 1", time to do some digging in the scrap boxes

as far as rivets go, Dad left me well supplied with a few lifetime's supply of them from UAL.

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3 hours ago, billrigsby said:

 

Thanks, I was thinking about that size, of course I have whole rolls of 1/2" and 1", time to do some digging in the scrap boxes

as far as rivets go, Dad left me well supplied with a few lifetime's supply of them from UAL.

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I bow to your superior supply!  Yikes!

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Here is a link to the finished product

 

Fresh Air Intake Rebuild

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On 3/7/2021 at 6:10 PM, 1936Forepoint said:

You can get it at Aircraft Spruce.  https://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/appages/cat.php

 

 

I like the looks of that, pretty close match.

 

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