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I recently bought a NOS recirc heater that came with all the bits. For those looking to install one I have loaded up pictures, installation directions and templates (PM me if you want them) and measurements.

The ground wire for the switch is 16" long.
The positive wire is 36" long.
PS duct hose is 19" long.
DS duct hose is 27" long.
Heater hoses are 53" long.
The decal is also a water transfer type not a stick on as most vendors sell.

PN for this GMC heater is 2233243.

Link to pics is here there are several:
http://community.webshots.com/photo/2778425910102454676BIkVKV


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Hi Brad,

What a find! I'm gonna copy and file your pics.

I posted a question about the heater in another thread. Can you tell me about the defroster hose and vent size>

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Thanks,


- Lonnie
My '54 3104
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Hey Brad, what'ca got in the jar, Kool Aid?

http://community.webshots.com/photo/fullsize/2962002480102454676tRUvXV

And you sucked me into looking at all 377 pages in your webshots album. Man you've come a long way from this point, nice job buddy hope mine turns out half as nice.

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Hey Denny,

I used a product by Rain-X since I didn't want blue on blue I went with their winter rated orange product. Glad you liked the pictures, many of the trucks in there are the ones I have bought up and parted out over the last couple years, It has been a total blast driving the truck now it is done I get stopped everywhere I go. One thing about old trucks is women, kids, men, everyone seems to like them.

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Hey Brad, can you tell me what size of fuse is on that switch. Does the power lead connect to the ignition or is it a direct connect? Thanks in advance!

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Power lead connects from the ignition switch to the underdash switch then to the motor. I will check the fuse tonight for a rating.

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The original fuse is a KILLARK SFE 14.


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