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Old 06-20-2008, 10:13 AM   #3
WorkinLonghorn
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Re: 1972 Heat is always on!

Also,(and I realize this is kinda lame), on my trucks there always seems to be heat leaking through somehow so I either put a valve on the heater hose or just loop the hose back,bypassing the heater entirely.That way there in ZERO heat coming into the cab.
Temperature today where I'm going; 107 degrees in Woodland Hills Ca.

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