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Manual heater valve source

Discussion in 'Early Jeep Restoration and Research' started by kiowamtp, Sep 5, 2006.

  1. kiowamtp

    kiowamtp Member

    http://www.vapinc.com/mopar/Heater Valves/main.html

    I know there has been discussions in the past on this so I thought I would post the thread I found while looking for something else. Go to the bottom of the page for the manual cable operated ones.

    Basically the discussions I remember were if the valves were present. Some said they were used to control the amount of coolant going into and out of the heater core. This would vary the amount of heat coming in. More coolant then more heat and vice versa.

    I figured some of you doing full blown restos may want the link.
     
  2. Rondog

    Rondog just hangin' out

    That's cool! My '56 has a manual screw-type valve on the back of the head to increase/decrease the water flow. Looks like a real pain to adjust.
     
  3. jeepdaddy2000

    jeepdaddy2000 Active Member

    if you are using a cable operated valve, go to Ford. these inline valves were stock on most of their mid 60's to late 70's cars and trucks. Run about $20 last time I checked.
     
  4. mccjdj

    mccjdj New Member

    there have been a couple original willys NOS ones on ebay lately,
    I have a used original if anyone would like to see what they look like,
    not sure how to post here, but i can send you a scan.