67 heater system

[dcraigmyle]

I have a USA 67 coupe and am looking for a plan of what the heater system should look like. I am missing the flapper boxes and wonder what style (if any) the engine would have had. Can anyone help with a good diagram or any parts?
Many thanks
David

[SeanP]

http://www.stoddard.com/61621100301.html Heat exchanger handed you need left and right
http://www.stoddard.com/61610604203.html Flapper box handed you need left and right
http://www.stoddard.com/90121100722.html Valve you need 2
http://www.stoddard.com/90157219400-sic57219400.html Hose to connect heat exchanger to valve you need 2
http://www.stoddard.com/90242470501.html Heater cable guides you need 2
http://www.stoddard.com/90142470106.html Heater cable you need 2
http://www.stoddard.com/90121100100-sic.html Heater cable clamp bolts you need 4 bolts

Have you been on the Porsche website and checked PET? You have a US car that does not use the eye wateringly expensive heat exchangers. Just the normal expensive parts. All of the parts are available via your local Porsche Centre. Just be seated or have somewhere soft to land when they give you the prices!!!

HTH

Sean

[dcraigmyle]

Thanks Sean
That is really helpful.
What is PET?
Apart from porsche are there any european suppliers of the parts?
Regards
David

[SeanP]

https://www.porsche.com/all/media/pdf/o ... ATALOG.pdf

PET aids the Porsche parts catalogue with diagrams etc. It can be really useful when trying to work out how things go back together

Other than Porsche there is type911, design 911, Porsche shop, rose passion in France, the list could go on. You may find that Porsche themselves can be cheaper than other suppliers.

Sean

[3gauges]

You may be able to source some heater boxes/double flaps on ebay or thesamba. I would also look on ebay.de (use the translation mode on Google Chrome) as you can sometimes find parts for decent prices. I bought a pair of flapper box last year at a swap meet in the US for 400$ in great shape..

[3gauges]

Here is a full set for you, heater boxes, J Tubes for a 'reasonable price'

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-356-91 ... SweW5U8OaE

[SeanP]

Here is a full set for you, heater boxes, J Tubes for a 'reasonable price'

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-356-91 ... SweW5U8OaE

They are 356 heat exchangers

Try Max at revival or Paul at PRS for flapper boxes etc

Sean

[neilbardsley]

Here is a full set for you, heater boxes, J Tubes for a 'reasonable price'

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-356-91 ... SweW5U8OaE

They are 356 heat exchangers

Try Max at revival or Paul at PRS for flapper boxes etc

Sean

Doesn't Max make some stainless steel heat exchanges?

http://revival-cars.com/spares/stainles ... rd-clamps/

[chud]

https://www.porsche.com/all/media/pdf/o ... ATALOG.pdf

PET aids the Porsche parts catalogue with diagrams etc. It can be really useful when trying to work out how things go back together

Other than Porsche there is type911, design 911, Porsche shop, rose passion in France, the list could go on. You may find that Porsche themselves can be cheaper than other suppliers.

Sean

Thats amazing, didn't know that existed.