RE: {Chrysler 300} Heater Valve Repair Kit

Most of those heater valves the big 3 used are made by Ranco and the essential mechanisms are similar. While the kits may now be hard to find the fellas that rebuild them are not. Hemmings lists several. I use Fusick Automotive, a BOP parts supplier with an on site tech who does these valves. He did my 61 Plymouth so he can do yours. Fusick: 860-623-1589

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From: "gary hitchins" <garyhitchins@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, May 23, 2025 2:55pm
To: "Chrysler 300 Club International" <chrysler-300-club-international@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: {Chrysler 300} Heater Valve Repair Kit

I ran into an issue when attempting to repair a leak on the Heater Valve of my 62 300. The number listed on the club website (660-1000) for a napa repair kit is obsolete, and Napa doesn't have a superseding number. Napa's system also doesn't list any that are still on shelves in other stores.

I should have done this ten years ago when it first started the leak, but as the car didn't get driven in weather below 70 degrees, it didn't seem necessary. The recent colder weather around Pittsburgh has lit the fire to repair the heating system (defrosters would be nice too).

So to my question, does anyone have a lead on where else the repair kits are available?

Gary O. Hitchins Jr.
724.216.4299

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