

| Subject: | Re: getting to heater cables and controls |
| From: | Robert Cardo |
| Date: | Mon, 20 Jun 2005 11:32:39 -0500 |
There is an easy fix for the never ending heat coming out of the lower vents all summer long. A manual coolant shut off valve located under the heater cover in front of the shift lever works the best, and is easy to install. The stock valve is failure prone, and even though it's shut off it still will leak hot coolant into the front heater core. If you look into the stock valve there is a slice cut into it to always allow some coolant to squeak by it even though it's closed tight. If you want no heat in the footwell a manual shut off valve is a necessity.
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