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Unanswered: 69 heater control valve
can anyone tell me where the heater control valve is located in the early 69 gt? my FSM (from 70) says it was moved to the engine compartment for 70 so... can I get to mine without takin out the dash? also if anyone has a 69 FSM they don't need let me know .
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Southern Red Neck
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Snellville, GA
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kent;
I don't think mine was changed, but, on my 69 GT the heater valve is in the engine compartment between the carb and the passenger fender. You can see where the two heater hoses go into the heater core, just follow them back. |
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Kent, I've got a 69 and the heater valve is in the engine compartment as Gene described. The PO might have removed it if it had been broken. The heater controls are the same as in my others. Again the PO might have cut the cable at the controls. I did my Brown one that way. My "Red" one was same way, but as the dash was out and car gutted for restoring, I took a choke cable and cut it the same lenght as the old one (which was frozen up too), and reran it like the original. I haven't had a chance to try it (it's not on the car), but appears to work on the bench. Hth, Jarrell
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Join Date: Mar 2002
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IIRC, there was a dealer recall of '69 GT's to replace the inside heater valve with one located in the engine compartment. Opel found that the inside heater valve was prone to leaking, and the results were causing significant warranty repairs (and costs) to the interior. So perhaps Gene's and Jarrell's GT's had been modified by the dealer rather than a PO, and yours simply was still stock.
I have attached a photo from the '69 FSM. The heater valve is shown, albeit barely, at the end of the lower pipe to the heater core. HTH |
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Keith Wilford
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