Hi Guy's and Gal's out there in Moggie land could anyone try and clear up a problem I have I won an heater valve off Ebay and it was listed as for Morris
MG Etc when it came it was nothing like the original which had corroded away gone to the moggie god, anyway the part number is FHW 1311/08 329
Any help would be helpful
Cheers Bubblemechanic
Heater Valve
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Re: Heater Valve
Heater valves ( early tap type or later cable-operated) are available from East Sussex Minors.
Tap type: 88G588 (Moss) HTR105A (ESM)
Cable operated: JJC10018 (Moss) HTR105 (ESM)
I don't know what it is that you have bought. A photograph would be very helpful.
Stephen
Tap type: 88G588 (Moss) HTR105A (ESM)
Cable operated: JJC10018 (Moss) HTR105 (ESM)
I don't know what it is that you have bought. A photograph would be very helpful.
Stephen
1969 1098cc Convertible “Xavier” which I have owned since 1989.
Stephen
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Re: Heater Valve
“caveat emptor”
Always check the photos. Just a quick check of the basic part number FHW1311.....
Does it look like this?
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/313637298709
Bedford CF, late 1970s....
Always check the photos. Just a quick check of the basic part number FHW1311.....
Does it look like this?
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/313637298709
Bedford CF, late 1970s....
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Re: Heater Valve
I just searched the part no on eBay to find Bubblemechanic has listed it.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/286070121200
Berni you are correct.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/286070121200
Berni you are correct.
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Re: Heater Valve
I think Smiths were the original manufacturers of the late type heater valves. They made LOTS of similar but different valves for other car makers rather like that Geoberni has found. Maybe that is what you've bought? Send it back to the seller if it isn't what he advertised. Nobody here can help you much without a photo 
