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'48 Packard Heat Riser
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Scott
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I don't have a manifold off to look inside, so can someone tell me which direction is open & closed on the heat riser, looking from the rear (counterweight side) for a '48 Packard Custom 356ci?

Posted on: 2011/8/12 21:10
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Re: '48 Packard Heat Riser
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Owen_Dyneto
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As the heat relaxes the thermostatic spring the counterweight overcomes the spring action, so the valve is OPEN when the counterweight is in the down position.

Posted on: 2011/8/12 22:35
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