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Guys,
I flushed my coolant circuit and my heat core is clogged so I'd like to replace it. Issue is the small shut off valve can't be bought I believe so any good plan to buy the correct heater core and I'll add an Eternal shut off valve. Does it make sense? Thanks; Dylan |
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Wish you were closer, I have one from a '62 Chevy Suburban that looks the same. I appreciate your pics because I have been wondering if GMC and Chevy used the same one.
DAC
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Doug Crawford Rapid City, SD 1970 GMC K5 Jimmy Mom drove 30 years 1972 GMC C2500 owned since 1979 1955 GMC 100 driver-project 2006 GMC Yukon Denali---wife's truck Hope to have a '60 GMC Suburban again someday |
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That look like a thermostatically control valve (temp control valve). Years ago I had the same problem in one of my old car and I found someone in Hemming Motor News that would overhaul them. I had sent mine to him and it came back looking and operating like new. That might be a good place to look to see if there is still someone that overhaul these valves.
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At the end, i could not find a company to rebuild it.
I purchased a new heater core which was supposed to fit but it did not.... I had it modified and after very soft trimming, it fits perfectly the heater box. I put a manual valve to close the circuit during summer but this **** valve, although brand new, leaks already.
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