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I have the style of heater water cut off valve at the water pump and it leaks when opened so I have it shut off, any idea where to get a replacement all the parts houses look at me and laugh as they have no part number to go by
thanks in advance for the help

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I had the same probelm with mine, but I had no problems getting one at NAPA.


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Thanks I appreciate the info

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hardware store, 3/4 water valve, two 3/4 nipples.

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Its better to have the valve comeing out of the outlet under the therm. The pressure is taken off the heater core that way.


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