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  1. Jim_Chapman

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    #1 Jim_Chapman, Aug 21, 2014
    Ok I cant be the only one looking for 1989 328 heater valves PN:126324. I am looking for OE (unobtamium from what I can find), rebuilt (same issue) or someone to rebuild them.

    Any info would greatly be appreciated.

    Thank You

    Jim
     
  2. Tricycle

    Tricycle Formula Junior

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    #2 Tricycle, Aug 21, 2014
    ItalianCarParts.Com

    Heater control valve, Mondial 3.2, 328: #fr126324 $349.95*exchange
     
  3. Jim_Chapman

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    #3 Jim_Chapman, Aug 21, 2014

    Italian Car Parts currently do not have any in stock and do not have an idea when they might get some. Seems the valves are all but impossible to find...

    Really hoping to find a rebuilder at this point.

    Thank you for your response

    Jim
     
  4. ceb39

    ceb39 Formula Junior

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    #4 ceb39, Aug 21, 2014
  5. Jim_Chapman

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    #5 Jim_Chapman, Aug 22, 2014
    Thank You for your suggestion ceb39.

    I tried Russ as well. I have tried all the major Ferrari parts suppliers in the US and a couple in Europe with no luck. that why I was hoping o find someone to rebuild if possible.

    Thanks Again.

    Jim
     
  6. ghovden

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    #6 ghovden, Aug 22, 2014
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    I called Ferrari Silicon Valley in Redwood City a year ago and asked about the heater valve. They recommended this guy:

    Jim Simpson at ODD Parts
    O.D.D Parts - Home
    E-mail: [email protected]

    He charges $95 per hour (last year) and was fairly certain he could refurbish the heater valve, but did not give an estimate for the total cost. I went the cheap route. I bought two of these (heater valves on both sides of my car was leaking):

    Everco 74004 Heater Control valve

    Available from Autozone for $38.99:

    http://www.autozone.com/autozone/parts/_/N-91sh0?itemIdentifier=914332_0_0_

    They fit perfectly in the Ferrari - correct diameter and L-shape. The drawback is that you have to get out of the car and open the front trunk to adjust the heat. I am thinking of fabricating a bracket and an adapter so I can use the stock servos.
     
  7. andyww

    andyww F1 Rookie

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    #7 andyww, Aug 23, 2014
    Thats a bit of a drawback!

    These things must have been used on other cars, I cant believe they would have had valves made specifically for the 328.

    They must also be refurb-able. I am almost wanting one of mine to fail as I want to take one apart to see what it looks like inside :)
     
  8. Tricycle

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    #8 Tricycle, Aug 24, 2014
  9. Jim_Chapman

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    #9 Jim_Chapman, Aug 27, 2014
    Thank you all for your help... Jim
     
  10. vin gtb

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    #10 vin gtb, Dec 3, 2023
    Hi guys, I have the same problem, a leaking heater valve on my 1989 GTB. As we all know, the original part 126324 has been discontinued and impossible to get,
    But I found out than the valve used on the 412, part 120308, will perfect feet on the 328. Any body had that experience?.
    Thank you
    Vin
     
  11. theunissenguido

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    #11 theunissenguido, Dec 3, 2023
    Seems to be the same part but also not available.
    Eurospares will sell you this but is not suitable. Diameter to big and works contrary the OEM

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  12. vin gtb

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    #12 vin gtb, Dec 3, 2023
    0thaks, any alternatives?
     
  13. theunissenguido

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    #13 theunissenguido, Dec 3, 2023
    I did cut the OEM in 2 parts, did change the o-ring and put a tinny screw to press this o-ring. Glued it back together with 2 component glue and it holds until now.
    https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/threads/heater-valve.601331/#post-148778025 see #10
    Before cutting valve in 2 make sure you mark both sides, so it can be glued together like is was before. Otherwise the valve will not close completly.
     

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