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  • Oscar
    Low Range
    • Dec 2008
    • 51

    Heater Switch

    I have a very sick heater switch......(potentiometer). With very erratic readings it appears it's 0-200 OHM. Can someone confirm this?

    Our host does not stock them.

    Does anyone know of a suitable alternative?

    Thanks.
    Hannibal...... 1964 SIIA 88" NAS.....
  • Jim-ME
    Overdrive
    • Oct 2006
    • 1379

    #2
    A picture of what you have would be very helpful. If it is what I think it is the UK will probably be your only source for a new one.
    Jim

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    • Oscar
      Low Range
      • Dec 2008
      • 51

      #3
      Starting to sound like it's unobtainable. Think I'll go with the off/on and modulate with the flapper in the duct.
      Hannibal...... 1964 SIIA 88" NAS.....

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      • jac04
        Overdrive
        • Feb 2007
        • 1884

        #4
        Originally posted by Oscar
        Starting to sound like it's unobtainable. Think I'll go with the off/on and modulate with the flapper in the duct.
        So this switch has the resistor built into it? What does it look like? If you have a picture, I'll sift through my collection of parts to see if I have anything.

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        • darbsclt
          1st Gear
          • Jul 2013
          • 162

          #5
          Originally posted by Oscar
          Starting to sound like it's unobtainable.
          Really? As stated above... it all depends on what type of heater/heater switch you have? You haven't given "us" enough to work on. These vehicles were fitted with different types of heaters.

          THIS switch from Cole Hersee is what I used to replace mine (for a Kodiak MK 3 heater). It is, pretty much, a direct replacement.

          Bottom line... show us what you got & someone should be able to point you in the right direction.

          ps... that goes for the vent knob as well...

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          • Les Parker
            RN Sales Team - Super Moderator
            • May 2006
            • 2020

            #6
            Genuine # is RTC462, I think. Cannot find any pix though
            Les Parker
            Tech. Support and Parts Specialist
            Rovers North Inc.

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