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rotorsport


1st Gear
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posted March 05, 2014 12:50 PM
Edited By: rotorsport on 5 Mar 2014 13:03

heater control valve

my 76 repu heater control valve is leaking does anyone know where I can get one or does any one have one atkins too expensive and I haven't seen a listing on e bay or there sight need help thanks guys.

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mazdarx605


Redlining
Posts: 314
posted March 05, 2014 01:47 PM

I bought one from Atkins a few months ago. The first one he sent was the wrong part, and with a little prodding,and some emails back and forth I finally got the right unit. I have yet to install it, but it doesn't appear to be too difficult. I have the cooling system drained down for a intake manifold coolant leak,so I plan to do it soon. Mine isn;t leaking, but rather the heat is always on regardless of the position of the lever. It seems the valve is leaking past when in the closed mode.

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rotorsport


1st Gear
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posted March 05, 2014 08:40 PM

yea $100 bucks for a 20/40 dollar parts I don't think so but yea it easy to replace I'm just gonna fad something up for now till I find one I took mines out and just cap off the plunger side for now ill still have a heater I may put a in line manual valve for now ill post some pics.

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rotorsport


1st Gear
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posted March 06, 2014 08:45 PM

top post pic is the problem Im having and temp fix is the bottom pic for now till I can find one.

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Mazdamark


Hauling
Posts: 139
posted March 11, 2014 12:46 PM

Mazda still has them... I think it was around 50 bucks.... Also, you sometimes see early Courier ones on fleabay... Same part as OEM Mazda, I believe.
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89 RX7 GTUs
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88 323 GTX
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Brad


Rotorhead
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posted March 13, 2014 09:15 AM

If that valve is leaking and you don't want to spend the bucks, you can just run a hose from the outlet to the inlet on the block, creating a loop. So no coolant enters or exits the cab. Since Spring is around the corner you won't need a heater for long.

Drain the heater core, it's a real fun job.

You can also get a new heater core for $45 but look it up for a Courier. Advanced Auto is where I got mine.

       
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Mazdamark


Hauling
Posts: 139
posted April 10, 2014 12:34 PM

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You can also get a new heater core for $45 but look it up for a Courier. Advanced Auto is where I got mine.


Hey Brad, what year Courier did you use?
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89 RX7 GTUs
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