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Heat on in summer = no good !
I have a 1972 Chevy 1/2 ton pickup, 350/700r4 with a 4 core rad and with my fan for the heat off i am still getting a flow of warm air into my cab through the vents. Is there a way I can shut off the heat, by means of not allowing water into the heater core for the summer months without hurting the engine or anything. I am running at a cool 130 degrees but am sweating due to the heat in my cab. thanks everyone. CLIFF
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just go to the hardware store and get a valve, like the water spicket on you home. they make one that is straight it works better. just cut the line comming from the engine to the heater core. works great
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Do you have A/C, reason I'm asking is A/C trucks have a vacuum operated valve on the heater plumbing.
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yes i do have AC. however i put a valve inline and it worked WONDERFUL no more hot air cooking me at redlights and such. my AC is not hooked up. thank you guys, and gals. for the help
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