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Heater Box ID #571902 01/03/10 11:41 PM 01/03/10 11:41 PM
Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 200 The Scratch, WA P Part_Stalker OP enthusiast
Part_Stalker OP enthusiast P Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 200 The Scratch, WA	Is there a good place to find information about heater box interchange? When I pull them I know what they came out of but I picked up some in a parts deal and they are not labelled other than Model 747 and one had a part number of 2837?00. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Heater Box ID [Re: Part_Stalker] #571903 01/04/10 01:00 AM 01/04/10 01:00 AM
Joined: Jul 2003 Posts: 1,107 Spring Valley ,Ca. moparsquid super stock
moparsquid super stock Joined: Jul 2003 Posts: 1,107 Spring Valley ,Ca.	most of the ecology auto yards also offer a parts interchange imformation free this may help or if you can find adealership that still has its old parts books.BOB

Re: Heater Box ID [Re: Part_Stalker] #571904 01/04/10 08:51 AM 01/04/10 08:51 AM
Joined: Nov 2005 Posts: 836 lancaster, new york macmic87 super stock
macmic87 super stock Joined: Nov 2005 Posts: 836 lancaster, new york	Quote: Is there a good place to find information about heater box interchange? When I pull them I know what they came out of but I picked up some in a parts deal and they are not labelled other than Model 747 and one had a part number of 2837?00. Any help would be appreciated. the model 747 probably came from a 66-67 b body non a/c. the 66 version may have a different control for the heat to defrost. the 2837500 is 68-69 b body non a/c car. all will bolt in and work with the standard heater controls. there are other small visual differences to the fiberglass case.

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