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METAL Heater Control Valve

posted by  Scruffyguy1981 on  Wed Jun 18 12:53 CST 2008
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Finally after much frustration of brittle failed plastic control valves (some were even brand new and snapped while putting the hose on); I have found one made out of all metal. It was on a trip to my local PnP and searching through various cars that I came across this little gem. The car was a 1973 Ford LTD. I looked on Autozones website to check if new replacements were available and still of the same same construction and they are! Here is the link

http://www.autozone.com/selectedZip,84102/initialAction,partProductDetail/initialpartType,00100/initialR,APP207830/initialvehicleId,1408904/shopping/selectZip.htm

Its a little pricier than our oem standbys but well worth the peace of mind knowing that theres one less part to fail and overheat your car.






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