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rockyMember

To follow onto this thread...

My heater VALVE is very stiff, and the heater control cable sheath(lowest lever) bends, vs. activating the lever on the valve.

My PO had a spring attempting to pull the lever on the heater valve, but it wasn't aligned with the arc of the valve lever, and I don't think it really helped much.

Two questions...

1. Did the original design really have a spring pulling the valve lever?

2. Any way to loosen up the valve mechanism? There's a flat slot in the center of the bottom of the valve, what does this do? I don't want to start a leak. Thanks.

Rocky

8/10/1311:06 AM

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