Heater connections 1957

[jsonny]

'57 Bird's heater connections: Heater core is hooked up but all the connections for the the heater are missing; heater cables, vacuum hoses and none hooked up to dash console. Where do I find info and illustrations for this, including vacuum hose to engine compartment (fuel pump?)

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[knuckle47]

I have not had the best luck finding some illustrations I would like to see on many of the cars assembly despite having every printed manual that seems to be out there. I frequently try to piece things together using Casco’s exploded views…. Like this one on the heater …click on the little drawing on the page

Heater Core - 1 Per car-classictbird.com

www.classictbird.com

Hope you find what your looking for

 

[Ward 57]

I have not had the best luck finding some illustrations I would like to see on many of the cars assembly despite having every printed manual that seems to be out there. I frequently try to piece things together using Casco’s exploded views…. Like this one on the heater …click on the little drawing on the page

Heater Core - 1 Per car-classictbird.com

www.classictbird.com

Hope you find what your looking for

I have a great exploded diagram parts book. It covers all 3 years of the baby birds it was printed by Special Interest Fords 15055 Weststate , Westminster CA 92683 Ph. 714-531-8850 But it's at least 30yrs old. and a quick google search came up empty.

 

[paul5456]

There is a manual caledl 1955-1957 Thunderbird Parts Illustrated that shows all the components of the heating system

 

[doug7740]

doug7740
1955 Thunderbird Blue

 

[jsonny]

There is a manual caledl 1955-1957 Thunderbird Parts Illustrated that shows all the components of the heating system

Paul, Thanks for this info. This should illuminate some of my internet searches, and I have had quite a few in this restoration project, having the smaller components/installations being the hardest find.