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Is anyone aware of an aftermarket heater control valve for a '54 truck? I'm trying to get away from the original type valve but want to use the original heater box.(see link below). i'm trying to limit the amount of entries into my firewall to the 2 to the core. Are there any electronic control valves that can be placed inline between the water pump and the core?

http://www.classicparts.com/1947-54-Heater-Control-Valve-Rebuilt/productinfo/68-105/

Would this one work from Vintage Air?
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/VTA-46105-VUH/

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the one you show from summit will work fine mounted inline like this, and should be available from a FLAPS [original on some year Ford] - it's operated by a cable that can be run out a nearby wiring grommet

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Thx for the confirmation!


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