Re: IML: Heater & A/C Actuator

[Chris Hawkins <imperial1966@xxxxxxxxx>]

The same plastic control actuator was used for many
years throughout all Mopar lines.  A visually
identical one was even still available from NAPA for
1969-on models. There may be vacuum line routing and
electical connection differences in the later ones, so
it would be a good idea to find a good used unit from
a year closer to 1959.  

Since Mopar used the same basic heat-A/C components on
all "C" bodies 1959 through 1964 (Imperial through
1966), actuators from those models will quite likely 
interchange. 

Happy Motoring,

Chris H.

66 LeBaron

--- Mel Wyshynski <mvwyshy@xxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hello All
> 
> I could use some assistance locating a vacuum
> actuator that is part of the heater & A/C push
> button assembly.
> I have a 1959 LeBaron equipped with heater and air.
> The actuator is the plastic part that the 5
> pushbutton controls fit into and it has 7 small
> vacuum tubes as well as 4 prongs to attach wiring.
> The part no. on the side of the actuator is 1342505
> (note that the number 1 is almost obliterated and I
> am guessing that it is a 1).
> I have talked to Lowell and he says he is reluctant
> to try and remove one for sale as they are brittle
> and usually end up damaged.
> He suggested getting a new one and I agree it is a
> good idea but where?
> Lowell mentioned "Moss Motors" but he did not know
> where they were located.
> Anyone have any suggestions including repairing the
> one I have?
> Thanks for any help
> 
> Mel 
> 



		
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