Heater control valve
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Cargo Master
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Heater control valve
Probably could be anywhere along the hose but where "exactly" would have the water control valve for the heater been placed. Before the bracket holding the two hoses on the inner apron or after the bracket?
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Since this valve is cable operated, the end of the cable determines where the valve is spliced into the heater hose. It has nothing to do with the bracket for the hoses.
The re-circulating heater's shut-off valve is not cable operated. So...it can be mounted before/after the bracket.
flipklos: Inner fenders are refered to as fender aprons.
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Mike,
Pretty clear picture of it at this thread. BossF100 posted a few of a truck he found.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...f-100-a-2.html
Pretty clear picture of it at this thread. BossF100 posted a few of a truck he found.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...f-100-a-2.html
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I have already placed the control valve... back in November 2009. Old thread brought up by Lariat 85 asking about the heater hose bracket on my truck.
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Unless NumberDummy chimes in then you are probably out of luck. Never seen one aftermarket. That means out of a junkyard if still on the fender apron or a NOS one that has yet to be sold. Of course that requires the part number and I am not that skilled at locating it yet...
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Originally Posted by Boss9F100
They are pretty simple to find if you look.
If that is the best answer you could come up with, you should have just ignored my question.
I have a 7th generation 1985 F150, so I am not as familiar with the 1961-1966 trucks. I have been a steady customer at the country junkyard in my area that has 90% Fords from the late sixties on up, and I have never seen a bracket that looked like that one.
I also looked at Summit and Jegs, and they don't offer one that looked like that, either. Even did a google search, and still no luck.