

| Subject: | Re: fixing old heat exchangers |
| From: | Dieter Dworkin Muller |
| Date: | Mon, 13 Nov 1995 23:36:02 -0700 |
ehintz@mail.utexas.edu wrote: : Sami sez: : >While the engine was out, I shopped around for a pair of used, but good, : >heater boxes. The 2 pairs I saw were in worse shape than my own and both : >merchants wanted $75 per box! That's the rustbelt for ya. : : I chime in: : *Whoa_there_killer*... You can get *new* ones from jc whipme for : around that price-I looked 'em up before I went the j-tube route (it's : always hot in Texas-well, ok, it's cold for maybe 3 days). They were $69 Having had nothing but bad experiences with J.C. Whitney, I have to suggest finding an alternate source. Admittedly, they're usually the cheapest option, but you get what you pay for. As one suggestion, Rocky Mountain Motor Works has new heater boxes for $104.49 each. I ordered two sets (four boxes) today, so that the interiors of both my busi will be A) warm, and B) CO free. Hopefully this means I won't be getting a headache within a few minutes of starting to drive any more. And yes, I realize that sometimes, the difference from $75 to $105 is more than is reasonable, no matter what the quality difference.... Dworkin
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