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I want to install a heater in my 33 Master. I have the correct heater for a 33 Master.
Was there a template used to drill the holes for the water pipes & mounting bolts thru the firewall? Can anyone tell me the dimensions so I can make one?
Thanks,
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i did the one for my 35 pontiac by uing thin cardboard,makiny template while heater was on bench.then i set the heater in car made a mark by the water pipes.then looked under hood to make sure of clearance,guess what?the factory had plugs in prepunched holes.maybe yours does too.
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Making a template is not a problem. I would like to have some dimensions on the firewall to go by, so I mount it correctly. I don't want to mount it too high or low. Thought there may be a standard mounting height.
As luck would have it, there are no knock-outs or pre-punched holes on mine...
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Which of the two different 1933 heaters do you have?
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I believe there are 3 that are acceptable for 1933. See Service News below for OIct. 1933. ![[Linked Image from i1122.photobucket.com]](http://i1122.photobucket.com/albums/l529/chevyguru/1933/33heater002.jpg)
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I have the second one pictured in the Service News article the ""Chevyguru sent. It is boxed shaped in a simi-V with two doors.
(gothic style)
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