‘55 2DR Hardtop Resto Need Help identifying missing heater ductwork
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‘55 2DR Hardtop Resto Need Help identifying missing heater ductwork
I’m working on my ‘55. I have confusion about what heater parts are missing under my dash. Also, trying to find options for replacing defrost cable and passenger side fresh air cable as well as the blinker/parking light socket. Any help is much appreciated.
Last edited by Aggie12jh; November 14th, 2021 at 05:13 PM. Reason: Add to it
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I don't know what heater parts you a referring to. The empty hose fitting needs a 3-inch flex vent hose that goes to the defroster heater box. Do you know if the heater works( turns on)? The heater box door that is flashlight lighted is just a vent door. The heater core is to the right and behind that door and the heater motor is on the firewall outside and is visible from the engine compartment. We could use a little help on what you think is missing..
PS drop on down to the vintage forum, and we can get you pictures of what you may need..... Lost in the fifties....Tedd
PS drop on down to the vintage forum, and we can get you pictures of what you may need..... Lost in the fifties....Tedd
#6
There are two pieces missing in your first two photos. The Olds parts book calls one "outlet". If I'm remembering correctly, it is cast metal and attaches where you see the screw holes. For 1954-1956, the part number is 3131446. The hose which is connected to the right side "nozzle" (the part which directs the air to the windshield) connects to this "outlet". On the driver's side of the "outlet" there is another hose connection which has a hose going to the "nozzle" hose connection near the fuse panel shown in your third photo. The part number for the left side hose (2-1/2" x 27") 1954-1956 is 564373.
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Here's one of the pieces you need, its a spare part if you want to purchase it. I'll dig around to see if I can come up with the other piece. If you'd send me a PM or email with your address I'll get a price for you including shipping.
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Good job, Pat ^^^^^ Your diagram shows the heater /defroster duct path perfectly. But pay no attention to the A/C ductwork in front of the heater duct. . The car air conditioning system (CAC) is completely separate from the heating and defrosting system. They even have their own blower motors.
My '56 has CAC. See how much fun it is working under the dash with all that added stuff in the way!
My '56 has CAC. See how much fun it is working under the dash with all that added stuff in the way!
Last edited by ignachuck; November 21st, 2021 at 08:59 AM.
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