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Originally Posted by bee utey
That's the sort of thing I'm looking for. I'll see if I can track down data on pipe sizes.
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Originally Posted by bee utey
That's the sort of thing I'm looking for. I'll see if I can track down data on pipe sizes.
Ouch is right. I wasn't joking about costing your first-born grandchild was I?Quote:
Originally Posted by digger
Was there any business address/website or email given for the bloke in the U.K. D?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark61
You may be correct, perhaps Series 2 Land Rovers are the reason for the loss of Arctic sea ice in the last few years? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by damianeIt looks like it would melt the Alaskan tundra!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies
I had the floor up the other day - was leaning in through the passenger door with the motor running - suddenly noticed it was getting a bit warm! I'd like to think you could get some heat from the exhaust into the cab somehow - (other than removing the floor) but I guess any potential leak would be hazardous. The pipe from the radiator sounds interesting. How well does the heat exchange dissipate the heat I wonder - the plumbing doesn't look so bad - I wonder what difference if you just had the core and the fan?
cheers,
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You could probably rig something up with a heater matrix, fan & motor from a Series III.
Here is what looks like a home made job in my Series I. No nameplate, square matrix in the back. Judging by all the other mods on this vehicle home made is a distinct possibility unless someone recognises the manufacturer ? Previous owner has used silicone to help hold the fan motor in position !
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...017/04/278.jpg
I have two made by Toa Denso Co (Type TDH 12), both were removed from Series II's. Smaller diameter than the Smiths.
One has a Date of '48 S' whether that's a code or the year I don't know
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...017/04/279.jpg
Finally a Smiths. Matrix OK but needs some de-rusting and new clips made for the doors.
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...15/06/1045.jpg
I guess that Toa Denso was part of Nippon Denso ? Need to do some research on that though.
Colin
Home made sounds right. Isn't that a Nasco speaker grille on the front?Quote:
Originally Posted by gromit
Jeff
:rocket:
Jeff,Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeff
That was the only part that looked as though it might be mass produced.
It puts out a fair amount of heat but doesn't have demister connections.
I also need to replace the water on/off valve on the block because the lever has been lost and it's stuck in the open position, it's windows & vents open in the summer.......
Colin
I pulled a grille just like that off a junked commercial tumble dryer, it floated around home for years (it just looked sooo useful) until it finally went to the scrappie during the last clean up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeff
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Originally Posted by damiane
Chris Parker (01535 610083) phone
carpcrew@yahoo.co.uk
ebay = carpcrew_123
cheers,
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