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HEATER WATER VALVES
When these fail, you lose your cooling water,
and you pull off to the side of the road. But I
don't need to tell you this if you've owned a
TR250 or a TR6 for a long time. The first time it
happened to me, in a TR250 that I had recently
purchased, I was off the road for more than a
week while I waited for a part to come. Now, I
always keep one in the trunk...
Part No.
Description
No. Off
List Price
Your Price
Heater Water Valve,
all TR250, TR6
1
29.95
RELATED COMPONENTS
Adaptor,
water valve to cylinder head
1
18.95
TRUNNION FITTING,
with clamp screw
1
3.50
Fitting,
trunnion, securing cable to
1
2.95
water valve
Screw,
clamping cable to trunnion fitting
1
.95
HEATER WATER RETURN PIPES
These pipes are
steel, and they tend to
rust out over many
years, finally
developing pin holes that squirt coolant around in your engine compartment.
For this reason, it makes sense to replace them periodically when surrounding
components are disassembled for service...
Part No.
Description
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Water Return Pipe,
all stock U.S. models
1
39.95
Water Return Pipe,
P.I. models; useful for
1
39.95
Weber carb conversions, as there is no
connection for the manifold hose used
on the stock carb system
BULKHEAD CONNECTION
FOR HEATER HOSES
These pipes tend to rust out over the years,
developing pin holes that result in coolant loss and
messes to clean up. Preventive maintenance when the car
is apart for other work is the key to alleviating this
problem.
Part No.
Description
No. Off
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Your Price
Pipe Connection
1
20.95
Rubber Gasket,
for pipe connection
1
1.75
