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mytocon
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 13 Apr 2015 : 20:30:04
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As the valve has corroded to powder and they usually cause more stress removing them anyway, I'm looking for a heater box for a Fastback. I could put it back together without a heater but would prefer to do it a bit properly.
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JPSH120
United Kingdom
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Posted - 14 Apr 2015 : 09:48:42
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Heater matrix here
Probably worth a try for £10 + postage.
The control valves are often on eBay, none at the moment typically! Might be worth a call to Speedy spares, they don't list one but do carry items that are not on the list.
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bigt80
United Kingdom
1052 Posts |
Posted - 15 Apr 2015 : 17:44:44
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| Mmmm, looks a bit tatty: matrix could be shot too. There are better ones than this around. I personally would give it a miss, even thought it is only £22. G. |
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Stella
France
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Posted - 16 Apr 2015 : 00:18:42
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am tempted to ask... what heater.. but note you have a fastback..so perhaps you do, indeed, have a heater that works.. |
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bigt80
United Kingdom
1052 Posts |
Posted - 16 Apr 2015 : 08:39:57
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Hello Stella, Yes, I seem to recall they were always a bit lukewarm, but at least you're a bit further south than some of us, however, I know it can be cold in that part of the world too
Seriously, I'm sure you've tried everything to get some heat from it; do other 'Series' owners suffer from the same problem?
You are right that the Fastback heater is really good with instant temp changes & good flow of very warm air when required
Cheers. G. |
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Heater valve and/or complete assy
