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> Heater Flapper Box Repair, Anyone come up with new seals.
banger
post Feb 27 2007, 07:21 PM
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I was wondering if anyone had come up with new seals for inside the flapper boxes. Just trying to make it so I get heat when I want it, and no heat when I dont. At the moment, it seems to leak a little, and can get a bit warm in the car. After looking at the flappers, it looks like they had some type of seal on them at one point, but not much left after 35 years. And, I have already heard the usual comments of "Buy headers and a jacket"
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post Feb 27 2007, 08:24 PM
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I was wondering if anyone had come up with new seals for inside the flapper boxes. Just trying to make it so I get heat when I want it, and no heat when I dont. At the moment, it seems to leak a little, and can get a bit warm in the car. After looking at the flappers, it looks like they had some type of seal on them at one point, but not much left after 35 years. And, I have already heard the usual comments of "Buy headers and a jacket"

Sounds more like you need an adjustment to the valves. Like the cable needs to be adjusted.

So far as I know, ther're no replaceable seals for the valves. Internally, they seem to be indestructible, though the outsides can get really ugly.

I'd tryadjusting the cables. Sounds like that's all you need.
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