New addition! 1974 satellite Sundance!

[YY1]

I would possibly be interested in those!

I cleared a PM spot for you.

 

[RR Fan Dan]

Does anyone know where I can get a replacement heater valve like this? This one is dripping. So I need it? Could I just run a coupler in the lines instead?

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Hard to tell in the picture if this correct, but a quick search found this really expensive one. Rock Auto has them but they are out of stock. EBay pulled a lot of NOS search results, so try there too.

OE-style cable-operated heater water temperature valve for 1972-74 Plymouth GTX - RoadRunner - Satellite & Dodge Charger - Coronet with AC

 

[DudeBroDerk]

Hard to tell in the picture if this correct, but a quick search found this really expensive one. Rock Auto has them but they are out of stock. EBay pulled a lot of NOS search results, so try there too.

OE-style cable-operated heater water temperature valve for 1972-74 Plymouth GTX - RoadRunner - Satellite & Dodge Charger - Coronet with AC

Every company that made them stopped it seems. I think I’ll put a ball valve here or something for now

 

[DudeBroDerk]

Hard to tell in the picture if this correct, but a quick search found this really expensive one. Rock Auto has them but they are out of stock. EBay pulled a lot of NOS search results, so try there too.

OE-style cable-operated heater water temperature valve for 1972-74 Plymouth GTX - RoadRunner - Satellite & Dodge Charger - Coronet with AC

Found this one on eBay I may just buy. But to be honest the ac components are gone and the blower motor inside doesn’t work (haven’t chased it yet) so I don’t need it. Just need it not leaking so I’m thinking ball valve at this time. Leave it partially open to flow through the heater core and I should be good? ‍ anyone know? Or have suggestions?

 

[DudeBroDerk]

Found this one on eBay I may just buy. But to be honest the ac components are gone and the blower motor inside doesn’t work (haven’t chased it yet) so I don’t need it. Just need it not leaking so I’m thinking ball valve at this time. Leave it partially open to flow through the heater core and I should be good? ‍anyone know? Or have suggestions?

 

[eldubb440]

ball valve....closed in the summer

 

[RR Fan Dan]

Found this one on eBay I may just buy. But to be honest the ac components are gone and the blower motor inside doesn’t work (haven’t chased it yet) so I don’t need it. Just need it not leaking so I’m thinking ball valve at this time. Leave it partially open to flow through the heater core and I should be good? ‍ anyone know? Or have suggestions?

Does the heater cable work. If so my choice would be to be able to control it from inside the car. $53 isn’t a bad price for the convenience and it won’t look ghetto.

 

[YY1]

Just an FYI- I bought one of those "NOS" and it leaked.

Paid just a tad more than that a few years ago.

There is an internal seal that can go bad from sitting.

 

[LB0442]

Here is what info I have on heater valves. One on the left is 73 and older, mopar #3441034. It does show a couple of extra numbers on the box to search for. Middle is 74 only # 3502721. Right is 75 and newer #3502714. They all will work for a 74 b body, just have different mount holes.

This will give you some different numbers to search for.

 

[DudeBroDerk]

Does the heater cable work. If so my choice would be to be able to control it from inside the car. $53 isn’t a bad price for the convenience and it won’t look ghetto.

There is no cable there currently and the interior heat controls don’t work as the blower motor doesn’t turn on. I would absolutely like to have heat in the car so I’ll be figuring that out for sure. I would also prefer to be able to control it inside but if I buy a new one and it leaks idk what I’ll do