Reply to "leaking under dash hot water valve to heater box"

dave2811Member

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Originally posted by Kid:
This looks like being the same as the earlier mentioned eBay valve. If you are a bit handy, this should do the trick too

http://www.oldairproducts.com/...er-valve-p-3667.html

You are right, that is a better value. In my experience, you either want heat, or you don't, so an on / off setting on that valve is all that is needed. The variable setting is not necessary and therefore you don't need the fancy potentiometer offered by the E-bay vendor.

9/24/118:21 PM

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