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Pressure relief valve on door jamb
I am painting my 72 GMC and when I took the relief valve off the door jamb I noticed that the steel at the bottom of the vent is slightly bent in, not flat. I dont know whether it is supposed to be that way or not, I looked at the other door as a reference and just noticed it has no relief valve on the jam. Now I have two questions, is the slight bend under the valve stock and why is there no valve on the passenger door? It seems like both should have one.
Thanks for any info! Aaron |
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I never noticed mine being bent. But only 1 relief on my 71 GMC (DS) also. If I recall correctly 75 and newer had 1 per door.
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71 was the first year for the valve and one of the ways to determine year of your cab, there are others as well but will not go into that. They only use the valve in the driver's side and it should be flat under the valve. The valve also gets a thin rubber oring around it as well to help seal against the "b" pillar.
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It's all tied in to the fuel tank vent/evap system. Nothin' to do with venting the cab.
Gary |
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I am i missing something.I never herd of p.r. valve on the cab.what is it for?whats does it look like?Any pictures?My '72 doesn't have one.
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Thanks everyone! I will flatten out the area at the bottom. Aaron
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