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#271256 02/20/13 05:12 PM
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Looking for the correct routing of 1951 heater hoses from engine to core and control valve . The way the valve is built it looks like a certain flow direction is important ! Thanks


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I believe there are two styles of heaters and the heater hose routing will depend on which type you have and also the vehicle model. An accessory installation manual will cover all of the above and is handy for other accessories. It's available from the Filling Station # acc-51 for $10.00 . A good investment.


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The Air Flow had a control valve - the cheap heater did not.


Gene Schneider
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I have the book and on pg 30 shows all ! Thanks.


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