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What should go here . wood on my kick panel over vent, right hand side . Did someone just put this on to reduce airflow through louvers .??? What is on your Truck On RH kick panel.??
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Probably had the Deluxe Airflow heater mounted there at one point.

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As usual looks like you guys had my answer ,, Thanks much


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These are what the original set looks like, a bit different than the reproductions. There is also a gasket that is used with the heater install but not the block-off plate (I have seen a couple with it, but not all)?
https://www.flickr.com/photos/advance-design_parts_co/15838946822/in/album-72157631868452754/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/advance-design_parts_co/8129439572/in/album-72157631868452754/

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Brad,

I see the heater motor opening cover has the original clutch-head screws. My heater opening covers had clutch head screws, but I do not remember if the threaded-end was like a screw or link a bolt. Am I dreaming (as usual)?

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I will pull one of mine and see, I believe they are sheet metal screws.

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Round heater motor cover on the firewall uses sheetmetal screws.

Rectangular heater delete plate inside the cab uses 1/4"-20 threads for a bolt.


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