Heater Valve - Exact replacement

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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby GeoffSmith » Mon 24.11.2008, 17:09

dapinky wrote:.....can i have 2 as well, please :-D :-D

May all your Yuletide logs be big ones. :twisted:
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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby Doc Fizzix » Mon 24.11.2008, 17:22

lotos wrote:Was the plastic one the same fit as the metal?


Looks perfect in every way! I will try to put it in over the holidays and take some pics but I am sure it will go on without problems, I have been very busy and have had little time to do anything :cry:
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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby GeoffSmith » Mon 24.11.2008, 17:39

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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby lotos » Mon 24.11.2008, 22:48

Okay, Al is cutting me out of the deal ;-)
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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby GeoffSmith » Mon 24.11.2008, 22:50

Lucky lad - have you seen the list. The merest mention of a group buy and half the forum logs on! :-D
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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby lotos » Mon 24.11.2008, 23:37

I just want to give back a little - I have just started and feel a lot of gratitude towards everyone helping me!
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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby tigerdog » Thu 25.12.2008, 07:37

GeoffSmith wrote: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.

If the Scan-Tech unit does not work out, I can support Geoff's find of the unit cited above. It appears identical to what I installed on Smaug. Vacuum tube push-on is too big, so you'll need to make an adapter to fit the Lotus' pipe. Once in place, lots of heat!
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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby lotos » Thu 25.12.2008, 17:19

I'll be calling VLVWORLD tomorrow. After doing research, LOTS AND LOTS of people hate this company. They're terrible.
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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby nitroman » Tue 30.12.2008, 08:14

https://www.rockauto.com/dbphp/prt,48,YG136
Motorcraft Part # YG136

Just throwing this out there. It is an exact part number from a widely available manufacturer. This came on the 1969-1973 Mustang & Cougar with Factory A/C, but I xreffed it on Rock Auto from a 1988 Ford E-150 with the 302 V8. It's probably used on a LOT of Fords.
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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby lotos » Mon 02.02.2009, 22:07

Final follow-up, after eight full weeks, a dozen emails, three phone messages (never returned) and a paypal claim, I got my money back today. Now that's customer service.
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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby Doc Fizzix » Mon 09.02.2009, 03:57

Doc Fizzix wrote: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



Tore into my FIAT spider this weekend, the heater valves are NOT the same. What ever this guy was selling on eBay was not for a FIAT spider but obviously for some other FIAT car
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Re: Heater Valve - Exact replacement

Postby Specky » Sat 30.04.2011, 11:46

Just an update...

After a bit of work I found the valve I was looking for...

I already have the black plastic valve fitted on the daily, but for the project car it had to be OEM. So this is what I ended up with.

Ford Motorcraft
YG-136
D4AZ-18495-A

Price was about a tenner, just over really.

So another option to add to the list

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