heater control panel

I have read many threads on heater control panels on this forum but i haven't yet found any pics. I'm restoring an original, well worn but rust free, below dash mount heater control panel for my 1971 CJ5 and am in search of a picture for an example. Any photos are appreciated. Thanks, Bill in cloudy and cool Denver.

 

tomorrow I take some pictures for you. Mine is not complete, but may be it will help

Juffer

 

I put some pictures in my album. Give me a note if it does not work

Juffer

http://www.mijnalbum.nl/Album=B8NWY6H6

 

Bill,

Mine ('64 CJ5) is the same as Juffer's, but maybe a little cleaner. Here's a picture of it:



If this is what you're looking for, you're not too far away -- maybe we could arrange for you to see it in person.

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Terry

 

That's exactly what i was looking for. Mine didn't show the low, med and high on the fan speed. Thank you so much. I'll post a photo of mine when its complete. Bill

 

Yes, i could open your photo album. What a great collection of pictures you have of your project. It looks like it's really coming along well. Great job! Bill

 

Here's a link for my pics.

http://s82.photobucket.com/albums/j275/kiowamtp/Jeep/Heater/

I rebuilt this one. I used transfer letters (rub on) then sprayed a urethane type finish on top to help protect them.

 

Kevin where or who did you get the transfer letters from? Tnx Walt

 

I found this website/catalog page 273, 274, 275. Then searched for a distributor in the area. They are used mainly for electronic boards. Any shop dealing with assembly of circuit boards should have them. I think I got size ten...not sure though. They also sell the urethane spray for the transfer labels.
http://www.philmore-datak.com/printed.html
http://www.philmore-datak.com/mc/Page 273.pdf

Good luck

Kevin

 

Here's GA distributors

http://www.philmore-datak.com/gadsl.html

 

great job! That's the same plan i have so thanks for the confirmation. Bill

 

Thank you very much

 

Would anyone have a source for the disk that rotates and directs vacuum to the dampers. It’s in the end of this control panel and has three tiny ports for the vacuum lines. The backside of this thing rotates withe push buttons on front which opens/ closes thes ports.
Thanks,
D

 

Part number appears to be 2122-4

 

Try this link for the transfer. I havent ordered mine yet but I am planning it. i am doing the same restoration to the heater controls I have.


https://stores.partsdude4x4.net/heater-ac/

 

I used this overlay.

it’s ok, but it’s a single piece that applies to the whole face of the panel. It was hard for me to keep the air bubbles out while trying to align it correctly around the button holes, etc.

I ended up cutting the labels out and just applying those separately. Not very happy with how mine turned out. But I’m sure that was just my fault and not the product.

 

I got this from a friend on this site, I don't know if he still does them.

 

Would it be possible to replicate the part with 3D printing? Seems to be a popular avenue for hard to find little pieces. There are people on this site who can and sometimes will do this type of work.