Heater decal pics....

[knac1234]

Hello all,

I should have taken pics of this, but does anyone have pics of the decals that belong on both the heater motor and heater distrib box on a Series III (I have a 72)?

Any help would be appreciated. Any tips on where to get them also (RN does not have them)?? I was going to look at British Wiring with a small order I need to place with them.

Cheers,
Julian

[TedW]

Julian:

I've got 'em both, but can't get photos to you until next week. Gotta go to the British Invasion.

Ted

[SafeAirOne]

Not sure I have one on the heat distribution box (inside the cab, below the dash?).

[SafeAirOne]

There are some close ones here on this pdf, though the code #s are slightly different (Jaguar). Only true rivet counters would know.

Same here.

[knac1234]

Thanks Mark and Ted,

Will order the decal you noted Mark (Brit Wiring has it also I think).

I think the heater distribution box (where the heater core is on the bulkhead in the engine compartment kind of behind the oil bath) has a sticker. I am going to try to see if I can see in the small pic on the dealer brochure I have (for my 1972 S3!!).

If anyone can confirm with a pic, please post!

Julian

[artpeck]

I will look at mine 1973 this morning and if there is a picture that helps will post it probably tomorrow. It is the original heater in good shape and i honestly don't recall any decal. But then I wasn't looking for it.
Art

[Paul and Judson]

Julian

I sent you an e-mail. My heater has a metal plate not a decal on the lower front of the heater box (hidden by the Air Cleaner and the Fresh Air hose from the side panel vent.

Paul

[yank]

OK, Whats up with the rotation arrows?

[SafeAirOne]

OK, Whats up with the rotation arrows?

Just to the left of the sticker there's a port on the motor housing (not visible in pic). Inside that port is a spade connector. They're barely visible, but next to the top arrow is a "+" and next to the bottom arrow is a "-". Connecting the power wire there causes the fan to rotate in one direction. Connecting the ground there causes it to rotate the other direction. This accomodates both left-hand and right-hand heater setups (they rotate in different directions using different blower wheels, depending on which side of the truck it is mounted to).