1964 Comfort Control Power Servos & Transducers - Feedback on Rebuilding
I often receive requests for good 1964 AC Heat Comfort Control Power Servo’s and/or Transducers. I currently have 6 Power Servos and 3 transducers and all leak down with the vacuum pump. Some look nicer, cleaner than others in terms of the resistors and electronics/circuit board on the power servo but again all leak down.
I noticed that Caddy Daddy sells the Power Servo refurbished for $385 with a $175 core charge. They do not list the transducer ... as far as I can tell.
I believe Cadillac Tim (Tim Groves) rebuilds/refurbishes both power servo and transducer from looking at his website (www.cadillactim.com) and from memory.
My question is does anyone have experience with a rebuilt power servos and/or transducers and who was your source, turn around time, price etc.
Just to note:
My price for a Power Servo Core to customers is $80 ($60 with Chapter Discount).
My price for a Transducer Core to customers is $60 ($45 with Chapter Discount).
I would appreciate any feedback.
Jason.
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Permalink Reply by Matt Andrews on
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Tim repaired the circuitry and replaced the diaphragm in my power servo. It wasn’t leaking but figured it would be a good idea to replace the sixty year old rubber while he had it.
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Permalink Reply by Jason Edge on
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Good call. Those 60+ year old rubber diaphragms are a tear waiting to happen!
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