Hi,

I'm looking for an AC vacuum heater control valve with sensing unit for my 1964 60 S. Does a fellow member have one they would like to sell to me? There are a couple of NOS ones for sale on ebay for $250 each. Wondering if that is too much or are they rare and warrant that price point?. Please let me know.

Cheers

Jeff

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You will not find anything new with the vacuum portion of it. The vacuum portion is a thermal valve. It turns the AC system on when the engine warms up a bit.   

I do have a part # for a new heater control valve, but I am off to work. I will get it after work today when I am in my shop. 

Thanks Russ. I appreciate your help.

The new part is a Murray 74612 part number.  Found at Oriellys.

Thanks Russ. I'll follow up on that.

Cheers

Jeff

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