need heater box part
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need heater box part
i need the part the hot/cold lever control cable clips to on the heater box that controls the door, not sure if it's part of the door or not.
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Re: need heater box part
It looks like the clip retaining the cable and the cable will separate cleanly from the box, and it also appears that the metal pin / metal bracket are part of the door and therefore a part of the box assembly. You *Might* be able to use the same part from a regular AC box ?!?!? When I get my hands on an AC box I'll compare the bracket to the one on the Non-AC box and update this thread.............
I can't pull this little piece from my box for Ya',....... but wanted to post a picture so that people can see what you are looking for.
Hope this helps !!!!!
I can't pull this little piece from my box for Ya',....... but wanted to post a picture so that people can see what you are looking for.
Hope this helps !!!!!
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Re: need heater box part
john, thanks thats the part i'm looking for, except mine is shaped differently, is that box from an 82-83? i looked at my brothers 83 and it looked like the pictured one, but mine is different, mine is an a/c box and so is my brothers 83
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Re: need heater box part
YES - The Box WAS pulled form an 83 Camaro. That picture is from a NON AC Box, I JUST looked at 3 non-AC boxes they all looked like the bracket in my first post. I KNOW that one of the other boxes was from an 85 Bird but I don't know what year the 3rd box was.
I also looked at 4 AC style heater core boxes that have a brace that looks like this: ( they could be from any years between 85-92, I can't be sure ! )

After looking at tham I can say that - The brace IS a part of the door itself and it looks like your going to need to swap the door or the whole box if your bracket is busted.
I forgot there was any difference at all ! The Non AC style box always seems to be covered by an extra trim panel and the brace is not normally visible. I removed the plastic cover to take the pic of the Non AC style box ! ( at least non of the AC style cars I've had came with a plastic cover over the cable - That's a good "POLL" question !! )
I also looked at 4 AC style heater core boxes that have a brace that looks like this: ( they could be from any years between 85-92, I can't be sure ! )

After looking at tham I can say that - The brace IS a part of the door itself and it looks like your going to need to swap the door or the whole box if your bracket is busted.
I forgot there was any difference at all ! The Non AC style box always seems to be covered by an extra trim panel and the brace is not normally visible. I removed the plastic cover to take the pic of the Non AC style box ! ( at least non of the AC style cars I've had came with a plastic cover over the cable - That's a good "POLL" question !! )
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Re: need heater box part
yes! that last pic is what i have, i may have to swap the whole door, i believe this can be done inside the car by removing the front cover.
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john can you get a pic of the door inside the heater box with the cover removed? can you spare that part?
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john can you get a pic of the door inside the heater box with the cover removed? can you spare that part?
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I'm not sure Where-When-or How,............. But We'll get you fixed up !
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Re: need heater box part
My little lever is broken and would look exactly like the second picture, if it were still there. There's a bunch of yards around here with A/C thirdgens, but can you pull that whole box out with the door in it without removing the dash?
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Did anybody have any luck fixing this? I still have a stub sticking out on mine so I can turn it with pliers. I'm trying to think of a way to fabricate a lever.
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Re: need heater box part
ok so just replace the shaft ?
im confused as to why its so hard to figure out how to fix this one ?
good luck
im confused as to why its so hard to figure out how to fix this one ?
good luck
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Re: need heater box part
I have the heaterbox for sale if someone needs it let me know and send me a pic of the whole thing so I know its the right one. Pm me I was going to throw it away a few days ago too
(Crap I may have ill check)
(Crap I may have ill check)
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