Manifold heater

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Will an Auto-lite model 1110 manifold heater fit a stock manifold or is it for use with a waffle type exhaust manifold? Also would it be comparable with the reproduction firewall doors? Thanks
 
I don't know the answer to the OP's question but I have a manifold heater like the vendors sell. It says MODEL A on it but it came with the car and no mounting hardware. Does anyone know if I can make what is necessary and where there are plans. Maybe someone has the mounting hardware for sale. Sorry to steal this thread. Jack
 
IMG_6850.jpghope this helps, I have a stock manifold it has the Auto Lite heater. mine just sites on top no bolts to hold it and it is easy to remove and replace. it looks to have a stock heater door hook up with about 2" of the metal flex pipe between it and the fire wall. not been in the A's long but this is what i can tell you about mine.IMG_6855.jpg
 
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My heater says MODEL A on it and just slips on the top. It has an arrangement for a bolt to go to a head nut, but I just use 10" stainless hose clamps and snug them up after going through and around the manifold and heater.
 
I believe the AutoLite 111 heater cover goes onto the waffle manifold. It should have to bolt holes on the top.
 
Maybe the attached photos will help. I bought my heater from Mikes-A-Fordable, Snyders also has one and probably most of the other suppliers.

The pictures and attachment were right side up on my computer.
 

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I think the pictures that jwilli posted are enough for me to work with. I was concerned about the rattling if I just stuck it on top of the manifold. Jack
 
chap52 said:
Be thrifty about using that old bailing wire (collectors item). They tie those bales with string now. Note: new stuff not good for holding parts on with...especially "hot" ones.
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In the back of Chiefs' service truck, an old roll of HAY twine. Tied it to a post & off to the field. On the way back, he found the end of the string, 2 1/2 MILES AWAY:eek:
Bill Trivia
 
chap52 said:
Be thrifty about using that old bailing wire (collectors item). They tie those bales with string now. Note: new stuff not good for holding parts on with...especially "hot" ones.
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I used to have a garage that was stucco. Whenever I need a piece of with I would snip it off the inside of the garage.:-)
 
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