[WANTED] 68 dart Heater valve actuator

[JKrebs]

Anyone have a heater valve actuator of 68 dart??

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[RedFish]

If your luck is like mine, Shortly after replacing the vacuum servo, the valve will begin to leak water. I'm pretty sure I've seen reproduction of the entire assembly. I cant provide a link. Bump for you anyway.

 

[mguner]

Mine is still hanging in there but I have seen several late model valve assemblies that are fairly cheap and could replace the original as far as function goes.

 

[RedFish]

Mine is still hanging in there but I have seen several late model valve assemblies that are fairly cheap and could replace the original as far as function goes.

Majority of these vacuum operated water valves have only 1 vacuum line and a spring return. Application in question uses vacuum for each direction ( 2 lines ).
Assuming this controller would bleed one vacuum line when supplying the other, adapting something different might not be so simple.

 

[fratzog lover]

Ah, just sold it this week.

 

[BIG-B-Barracuda]

i just took that off my 68 barracuda. the other day

 

[carguy47]

I have one on my 69 dart 4-door parts car? Look at the Mopar Cars for Parts and PM me if it will work.

 

[JKrebs]

Thanks Guys.

My concern is the same as RedFish. Two vacuum lines. One of our A body bodies (Whitepunkonnitro) says he has a couple of good actuators and is sending me out one. I was able to score a NOS valve but the price has left me a bit sore. I wanted to keep my options going until I actually got my hands on a good actuator So I will touch base with you Carguy47 if things fall through with the actuator that is on the way.

 

[1994redram]

I have a good working actuator if you end up needing one.

 

[whitepunkonnitro]

FYI, in a pinch, if you can't find a good Heater Actuator, the pots are the same as used under the dash on 67-72 cars. If you shorten the arm, and put a 90 degree bend in the right spot, they bolt right in place and work perfectly.