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1. Does anyone have a mounting template for this heater that I can borrow to copy?
2. Does anyone have the temperature gauge fitting for the engine block for sale or know of a modern day replacement?
3. Does anyone know the value of the resistor on the heater switch?
4. The installation instructions state the heater switch should be placed in a convenient position on the dash panel. Where was was it usually placed? Thanks.

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The heater switch was placed in a "convenient" location on the instrument panel which basically means that it was installed anywhere that the customer wanted. However, all of the original switches that I have seen were installed on the passenger side of the instrument panel to the right of the gauges.

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Check Ebay for the fitting. One just sold for $9.95.


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Thanks Skip.

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Steve,
I saw one on ebay also but was not sure it was the right one. It went for about $45. I will keep an eye out anyway. Thanks.

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You might also want to post an ad in the parts wanted forum.


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I have some of the mounting information that you want... I'll try to dig it up and post here later.


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I have a cowl assy. and checked for the heater holes which it has , but they are not correct for the 31 heater. I did however while checking find a temp sender fitting that is not the greatest, but may be functional. It will need to be cleaned up so I can check it to be sure it's worth shipping. Should be able to do that tomorrow and will let you know if it is still usable.


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Thanks Bill & Steve.

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The 1931-2 heater installation information including a 1/2 scale template was published in the February 2005 pages 30-32.


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Okay, I've used this as my trigger for a new section in the MEMBERS area (http://vcca.org/members/)

Under RESOURCE CENTER there is now a new folder called "Installation Instructions".... and under that is a bunch of files for 1931, 32, 36 and 37 Hot Water Heater instructions AND diagrams.

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Thanks Chipper. I know I have that issue, it will just be a matter of digging it out.

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Thanks Bill for all you do.


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