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Originally posted by StudeRich View PostNot exactly convenient while driving when you want to increase the Flow, Decrease it or shut it off.
I like this CASO option
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Not exactly convenient while driving when you want to increase the Flow, Decrease it or shut it off.
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That IS the Correct Valve however you will need to convince a Forum Member to give up one of their '62-'66 Spare Control Valve Mounting Brackets to the Dash Mount, yours looks to be missing.
You will also need the short 6-7 Inch 90 Degree "Jumper Hose" that goes between the Valve Output and the Core Input.
The Valve Input Hose comes from the Upper "Hot" Side of the 283 V8.
Last edited by StudeRich; 05-18-2021, 02:11 PM.
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Originally posted by r1lark View Post
No, that setup is definitely not original. Someone has cobbled in a different water control valve in place of the original Ranco thermostatic control valve.
I need to replace it no matter what since the one in the photo split in two while I was trying to put it back together last night.
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But that's not necessarily a bad thing. I have a similar setup on my '54 and it works fine.
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Originally posted by Blake_H View PostBeing new to Studebaker ownership, but not new to working on cars, I was curious if this connection setup is normal for this car?
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Heater Hose Question
I finally had some time to see if I could track down a new coolant leak tonight in my 1965 Daytona. Tracking the leak down was easy, it was on the bottom of the heater hose.
Being new to Studebaker ownership, but not new to working on cars, I was curious if this connection setup is normal for this car?
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