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    • September 27, 2005 at 4:40 am #56548
      ca-mtn-cat

        I just left a post on the modified section asking questions about Edelbrocks F4B manifold. If yo have a chance please check that out as I need help. For this section I ask the question, what are people doing to replace their Tiger’s heater core. I don’t want to clean and use a 40year old core. Does anyone make a replacement. I could make a by-pass section, but I would like to have the heater operational. Thanks for your assistance.

        Hap & Patti Hazard

      • September 27, 2005 at 6:32 am #59762
        alpine-64
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          Hap,

          There are a few on ebay at the moment, one NOS.. you can also have them tested or re-cored.

        • September 29, 2005 at 5:43 am #59775
          ca-mtn-cat

            Michael,

            Thanks for the response. I didn’t see the NOS heater core on e-bay when I checked. Do you have a name for a shop or company that has and does the heater re-core. I live in a very rural area of Calif. and don’t have a lot of service near by.

            Thanks again

            Hap

          • October 27, 2005 at 10:15 pm #59907
            calvin-s-hobbes

              Check with Doug Jennings of Tiger Auto. He has a source for these. I’m not sure if his shop recores or builds new ones. He replaced the heater core in my Mk1a and it worked great!

            • October 30, 2005 at 3:04 am #59922
              ca-mtn-cat

                Thank you for the name of a shop. Do you have a phone #, location, or someway to make contact? I appreciate your response, I saw a lot of folks looked at this question, but no one provided any follow-up. I guessing that a lot of people are looking for the answer for which only a few have one.

                Winter is now on me. So I have time to make the repair correctly.

                Thanks again,

                Hap & Patti

              • October 30, 2005 at 12:17 pm #59924
                hugh-guynes

                  Doug Jennings
                  Tiger Auto Service
                  425 Blue Bell Rd.
                  Dayton, Ohio 45431
                  937-252-3317

                • October 31, 2005 at 5:08 am #59927
                  ca-mtn-cat

                    Thanks so much for the infor. I’ll follow-up and keep you posted.

                    Hap & Patti
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