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> Cabin heat coming in even with console handle down, Checked the heat valves
oakdalecurtis
post Mar 29 2017, 04:53 PM
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I kept feeling a small amount of heat coming in on my feet even with the heat control down. I checked the cables and the heater valves underneath the car, it felt like they were closing when I manipulated them. I finally pulled the valves out, and one of them had a nut stuck in the valve gap so it wouldn't close all the way. No idea how the nut could have gotten there, but it's nice to drive now without the heater leaking into the cabin! Btw, I had no use for the disconnected CAT and EGR lights on the dash, so I black plugged one light and connected the other to the cabin heat switch. Now when I pull the console lever to get heat, a red light goes on in the dash to remind me that heat is on.
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r_towle
post Mar 30 2017, 08:51 AM
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There is a rubber seal in the flapper box, on the round flapper, that degrades over 40 years and allows leaks to happen. If it's still hot, change the mixture to include fresh air
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post Mar 31 2017, 08:43 AM
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QUOTE(r_towle @ Mar 30 2017, 10:51 AM) *

There is a rubber seal in the flapper box, on the round flapper, that degrades over 40 years and allows leaks to happen. If it's still hot, change the mixture to include fresh air


Huh??? how do you do that? the flapper is either closed to the cabin or the atmosphere discharge or somewhere in between.
I expect you can get in there and use some hi temp RTV to re-nue the flapper seal.
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