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...guys I got the saaame problem with the heat blast on my 74. I have A/C, techniquely, but it's been disconnected... Now what happened yesterday is a new one on me..... while cruising on the interstate at around 75, smoke/anti freeze fumes came pouring through the center windshield dash vents!!! Out of nowhere the corkpit filled in a matter of 20 seconds with this anti-freeze fog; couldn't see two inches from my face!
MAY DAY, MAYDAY!! Houston we have a problem!!! Pulled to the shoulder, bailed out, opened the hood expecting to see leaks all over the place - Negative, dry as a bone. 
The temp on the gauges never went or ever go over 195+ deg.
JPrince 2006-11-01 19:57:17
MAY DAY, MAYDAY!! Houston we have a problem!!! Pulled to the shoulder, bailed out, opened the hood expecting to see leaks all over the place - Negative, dry as a bone. The temp on the gauges never went or ever go over 195+ deg.
Any suggestions..... heater core?? After getting her home in the garage I checked for signs of leaks in/on the firewall, interior and in the engine compartent, again negative................................thinking of installing the shut-off value system mentioned on the forum (never need heat anyway, live in Florida) but before I do that, I must address this anti-freeze blast issue.....................any help would be appreciated.
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Vette(s): #1-1974 L-48 4spd Cp Med Red Metallic/Black deluxe int w/AC/tilt/tele./p/w-p/b/
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Yup...a-freeze comimg out of the vents is definitely a heater core rupter/leak. 
Geeez...whazzamatta wid youse guys? Cain't stand da heat?
My '74 is hot inside, also...just too lazy too do anything aboot it...one of these days, tho...
Geeez...whazzamatta wid youse guys? Cain't stand da heat?
My '74 is hot inside, also...just too lazy too do anything aboot it...one of these days, tho...
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