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Is it difficult to install the Nasco Heater in an EH ?
Does anyone have installation steps etc.
If I couldnt install who would you recommend to install, guess auto electrical person or Holden service centre ?
I have the opportunity to purchase a heater but haven't got a clue how to do it and not very confident !
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They are a reasonably easy fit up, providing that you get all the correct components in working order. Auto spark is not really needed as it will simply plug into the factory fuse holder connection for power. I think I know which one you are looking at buying. I do complete reconditioning of these heaters including new valve, reco heater core plus fan motor, electrical & switch repairs. Email through the forum link if you need to & I can step you through it. I may have a copy of the Nasco fitting guide. Regards, John. Utility8  |
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Originally posted by mrtf
If I couldnt install who would you recommend to install, Holden service centre ?
Thanks
I doubt a Holden service centre full of pimply apprentices would even know what it was once you showed it to them. Find the oldest mechanic you can. Chances are hell have actually worked on a EH at some stage of his career.
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If you have the installation instructions could I get a copy please
Thank you
Tyson690
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