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Thread: FS: SWB heat valves

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    FS: SWB heat valves

    from my '66. IIRC, this spring style is SWB. anyone knowing better please chime in. isolation donut included. if the other one turns up you're welcome to it.
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    Re: “isolation donut”

    My ‘67S, Oct. ‘66 production had cork gaskets, and now the superseded units are a silicone rubber gasket.

    Anyone out there know the time sequence, or there about, of these sealing devices
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    My ‘67s, Sept. ‘66 delivery, has also cork gaskets and the heat valves were only removed for the first time recently .

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    It is finally good for me to know what these donuts I have are used for.

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    IIRC, my '66 was an April '66 delivery.
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    '73 911T original paint sunroof coupe waiting in the wings
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    time for a bump
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    Recently removed a heater valve from a '72 and a '79, both had the cork gaskets

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    reduced to $100
    84102 purchased in '85 FINALLY started driving it (2/2015)
    '73 911T original paint sunroof coupe waiting in the wings
    3 gauge Holbert 912... now for something completely different
    1940 Mercury town sedan

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