Po took out heater core and just ran by pass hose to pump. I installed the new core from rock auto and repainted the heater box
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Po took out heater core and just ran by pass hose to pump. I installed the new core from rock auto and repainted the heater box
1968 Chevy 90 250/700r/Fuel Injected - sold and missed
1966 Chevy handyvan 350/auto (work in progress)
1965 GMC 350/auto ( just had to have )
looks awesome
What's the part number from Rock Auto?
Gregg Groff
There's no place like 127.0.0.1
1968 Chevy G20 108 panel Now with 454 power!
1965 Chevy G10 panel- OHC Pontiac inline 6
In another post he reported APDI/Pro 9010298
Note the "Generic" photo they show is inaccurate
Gary
1965 Display
Looks like new!
Jacke
1964 GMC Handi-Van Custom 350
1971 Ford Mustang 302
1957 Karman Ghia Project
If I had a first gen.....I'd have one of those new cores sitting on the shelf. Grab one before they quit making em.
Last edited by SteelyVan; 03-20-2019 at 12:17 PM.
I'm going to try an experiment in my 2nd gen van, I'm putting together a 800 Watt heating element with a temperature control and going to install in place of heater core, will let everyone know how it works when finished.
Can you confirm this is the same core from rock auto.
Good Idea.Originally Posted by SteelyVan
I wonder which blower motor I should get?
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