Heater Valve - Exact replacement

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Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby Andy C » Sun 02.07.2006, 11:45

Some have replaced there old units with Jaguar parts or similar. As posted here

I have found this

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Product Code: HT2003
Price inc GST($AUD) : $56.68 EA

Export Price exc GST($AUD) : $51.53 EA
Description: TAP ASSEMBLY HEATER FORD XB XC ZF ZG ZH SOME XD XE XF&J

From http://www.rarespares.net.au

Someone may be able to find the factory part number, or US/UK availability for cross reference
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Postby Perth_Elan » Wed 15.11.2006, 14:57

Now this is interesting I have just purchased one from Malz (like a cheep Halfords in OZ) anyway you can get this same valve in what could be said is R/H or L/H and without taking a look at the car was told one is GM the other Ford so I took the GM (logic) with the option to swap.

Anyway it is the same as the picture on the previous post yet it is refered to as the GM one not Ford.

Mine cost AU$48.25 and had the Reference of HA 5217

This works out to about 19 pound so if the UK need any let me know

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Postby DeeAitch » Wed 15.11.2006, 15:12

Met someone who worked on the M100 dash a few weeks ago. Apparently the HVAC unit came from Oz so this kinda makes sense.
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Visually similar

Postby tigerdog » Fri 24.10.2008, 08:36

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All plastic replacement from US source. $21.30 at time of this post.
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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby GeoffSmith » Fri 24.10.2008, 08:44

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Originally from Volvo 740 and similar. Prone to rusting and falling apart according to Volvo owners!
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Re: Visually similar

Postby ailwyn » Fri 24.10.2008, 08:59

tigerdog wrote:Image
All plastic replacement from US source. $21.30 at time of this post.


Doug,

Have you fitted one of these? Are we certain that they are the correct part?

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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby Doc Fizzix » Fri 24.10.2008, 13:29

This one is listed at $83.99 US :shock:

That is some piece of plastic
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Re: Visually similar

Postby tigerdog » Fri 24.10.2008, 14:30

ailwyn wrote:Have you fitted one of these? Are we certain that they are the correct part?

I have not fitted this piece; I've only confirmed it visually and through crossreference. If I had found it before the (inexact) replacement I used, I would have tried it. Now we have to wait for Lotos or Doc to be the Guinea Pig.
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Re: Visually similar

Postby Doc Fizzix » Fri 24.10.2008, 17:05

tigerdog wrote:Now we have to wait for Lotos or Doc to be the Guinea Pig.


I guess I am the first guinea pig :? I placed an order last night when you posted the link.
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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby GeoffSmith » Fri 24.10.2008, 17:18

Id' be interested to see the thickness of the butterfly Al. The original is massive and it's no the wonder that we have trouble keeping warm in Winter in the UK. I had wondered whether to go for a Rockauto replacement e.g. ACDelco 15-5221 as it looks like they are poppet valves and might allow a bit more water through.
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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby Doc Fizzix » Fri 24.10.2008, 17:26

GeoffSmith wrote:Id' be interested to see the thickness of the butterfly Al.


I will let you know when I get it :D
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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby tigerdog » Fri 24.10.2008, 17:42

GeoffSmith wrote:Rockauto replacement e.g. ACDelco 15-5221

Geoff, this appears to be a re-branding of the same valve I bought at NAPA (similar to Halfords). The offset inlet/outlet makes fitting a bit more of an adventure but the biggest challenge is the vacuum fitting. On the ACDelco (and equivalent) valves, the vacuum fitting is about twice the diameter as the standard valve's. You need to create an adapter to fit the vacuum pipe to the heater valve nipple. Once installed, though, seems to open OK and like lots of water gets through. OTOH, I don't use my heater much, so I guess I'm not one to judge.
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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby GeoffSmith » Fri 24.10.2008, 17:55

tigerdog wrote:I don't use my heater much......


You sure know how to hurt, don't you Doug! :-D
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Re: Visually similar

Postby lotos » Fri 24.10.2008, 18:14

tigerdog wrote:Now we have to wait for Lotos ... to be the Guinea Pig.

Ummm... I wouldn't hold my breath on that one :lol:

I'm all for trying new things, but only after fourteen scientists have researched the matter and published studies confirming the efficacy and safety of said new things.
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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby tigerdog » Fri 24.10.2008, 18:40

GeoffSmith wrote:[You sure know how to hurt, don't you Doug! :-D
I suppose I do have a tiny evil streak :smt077
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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby algirdas » Sat 25.10.2008, 04:27

Dear All:

When I changed to Samco hoses, I went with the NAPA valve and it has worked just fine and I live where it does get cold. I get plenty of heat in the cabin and I have an engine that usually sits at one quarter on the temperature gauge.

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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby Doc Fizzix » Thu 30.10.2008, 02:51

Lookey - lookey what I found :D

Looks like this part is also the same as a FIAT Spider:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/New-Fiat ... ht_500wt_0
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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby lotos » Thu 30.10.2008, 02:57

I thought you were ordering the plastic one that tigerdog found...
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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby Doc Fizzix » Thu 30.10.2008, 03:07

lotos wrote:I thought you were ordering the plastic one that tigerdog found...


Already ordered and should be here tomorrow. I also have a 1985 1/2 Pininfarina in storage and still look for parts on eBay, I can across this and had a good laugh. I just thought I would add this to the cross-reference section. Strange, I will have to go look at my Pininfarina because I can not even remember were the valve was located but I want to double check to see if it is the same :D
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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby lotos » Mon 03.11.2008, 19:11

Doc Fizzix wrote:Already ordered and should be here tomorrow.

Oh good - I'm gathering my parts order together and will heed your advice on which to buy :smt100

Doc Fizzix wrote:I also have a 1985 1/2 Pininfarina in storage

Very cool - those are real lookers!
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