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Need some help. Making progress on the front end and have a question on mounting the bracket and heater control valve.
What fasteners are use to mount the heater control valve assembly to the bracket? The valve body has no threads in the holes and the brass flanged nipple has threads. Do you install long screws, so they extend pass the brass flange and tighten the body to the brass flange and then mount using the extra length? I attached a photo of the assembly.
Also looks like the bracket mounts to the firewall shelf and these do not seem to have captive nuts. Should there be some or is it just a bolt and nut under the dash.
Another question, what is the valve orientation, as I am holding it with the control lever up or should it be rotated 180 degrees.
Thanks
Need some help. Making progress on the front end and have a question on mounting the bracket and heater control valve.
What fasteners are use to mount the heater control valve assembly to the bracket? The valve body has no threads in the holes and the brass flanged nipple has threads. Do you install long screws, so they extend pass the brass flange and tighten the body to the brass flange and then mount using the extra length? I attached a photo of the assembly.
Also looks like the bracket mounts to the firewall shelf and these do not seem to have captive nuts. Should there be some or is it just a bolt and nut under the dash.
Another question, what is the valve orientation, as I am holding it with the control lever up or should it be rotated 180 degrees.
Thanks
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