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  1. 14th August 2007, 07:26 PM #11
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    sorry explain where the bulk head is and i'll go look for u now if u want bud
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  2. 14th August 2007, 08:20 PM #12
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    Bulkhead is just another name for the firewall - sorry...
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    Heater No Go

    G'day All,

    well, its official, the flat smiths heater don't fit in the Ute With No Name.

    It fouls the gearstick, can't even get it in with the stick in 4th. I'm guessing that the 6cyls would be OK as the box mounts further back (I thnk).

    Bugger it. On to plan B (wear 2 jumpers)...
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  4. 16th August 2007, 08:37 PM #14
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    G'day Akelly

    I have had a good look at the pics put up by Dormobile Mat, and the heater seems to fit, and that is a late "D" suffix onward 2a 67-on 4 cylinder by the shape of the gear lever and dash, so it might mean that the little "O"ring at the bottom of your gear shift lever is worn or missing, therefore giving you excess freeplay in the lever so that it would foul the heater unit.

    cheers
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