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In his latest video, Rudy walks you through how he replaced what was believed to be a worn-out heater control valve and hose on Project Risky Business, our $4,000 1985 Porsche 928 S3 Barn Find. The key symptom of a worn-out heater control valve on these cars is that the heat remains on even if the dashboard temperature control is turned off. Rudy made the repair using a German-sourced replacement valve and a recommended hose upgrade, both sourced from www.928srus.com
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