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refurbishing a heater control valve? 120-130

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posted by  alschnertz on  Tue Feb 24 05:30 CST 2004
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My understanding is that the capilary tube acts a thermostat for
the cabin air temp. 140's have a similar set up.

I have assumed it does work within reason. I don't
find myself constantly regulating the cabin temp. manually
during the winter months unless the outside temp. is
in the sub zero range.

If you have cut the capilary tube off, you will now have a strictly
mechanical valve.
--
Alan






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