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Old 06-19-2009, 01:00 PM   #1
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Heater valve on intake?

Hey guys I have an anti-freeze leak, it's this plastic piece with a vacuum line going in to it, and it also has two pipes coming from underneath going to the heater core, would anyone know the part number of it? Thanks, KP.
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Re: Heater valve on intake?

74805 by factory air. when you change it, have a bucket or something underneath because a lot of coolant is going to come out. or just empty it all and refill. if not, keept the hoses UP.
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I was going to do a flush anyway.. It's been in the car since before I bought it.. Thanks!
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Re: Heater valve on intake?

i got 2 from the junk yard ! $5.00 for both! first one was good so i got an etra one for next time !
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