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Heater Tap & Nasco mirror

Started by mike, February 10, 2003, 01:13:11 AM

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mike

Hi what sort of heater tap did FE's have with the smiths two door heater as i have the one that looks like the old rainwater tank tap type i dont know if that is the best description but is as close as describe it, also found the nasco mirror head with the part number 7384468 and nasco stamped on it does this one mount on the fender or door or doesnt it matter which mirror arm you put it on.

thanks mike.

Revhead_Fc

Hi Mike,
  The heater taps for any of the old heaters were a piece of pipe screwed into side of head and a part that screwed into the top of the pipe and had a like a butterfly in side it, looked messy. I got a heater tap at a spare parts shop that belongs to holdens HX to Comodores it is small and made from plastic and brass, can be fitted anywhere and looks good. even under dash. Costs about $25.

Cheers Al

mcl1959

Believe it or not but the brass tank tap you have is original NASCO equipment.  The handle should be bigger one side than the other and have a small printed stamp on one side.   The genuine Nasco mirror for the guard has NASCO printed on the back in the diamond shape but no part number.  The door mirror does not unscrew from the stalk without breaking the glass.

The mirror with the part number is a later one but i'm not sure what model it's off.

Ken

mike

Yes the handle is bigger on one side and it does have printing stamped on it, I think it must be the tap manufacturer, I pulled it out of a wrecked FE but wasnt sure if it was the one, am now thanks Ken.

regards mike.