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Are you 100% on that being the problem? Those controllers have a vacuum selector valve that is basically machined to be tight. There's really nothing to go wrong unless it was underwater for some time. I'd be surprised if yours isn't still good. I removed mine on my '66 (manual AC) and just cleaned ...

From the Fisher manual electrical section - pg 11-7

Although I'm no expert, that certainly sounds like your heater control valve is acting up. I know you said yours is new but some of the experienced fellows I've spoken with tell me these new valves are often troublesome. There is a version of that valve available that can be physically manually clos...

The relay for the power windows should be located here.......drivers side kick panel (from the Fisher Body Manual):

I have also highlighted the relay in the attached wiring diagram from the CSM.

Hope this helps!

So I went ahead and purchased the Detroit Iron digital manual collection on USB stick. It has all the correct Toronado sections in place. I would consider the quality of the manual to be just ok. The illustrations are acceptable but not as good quality as the physical manual. It's a good reference t...

I sure did! Toronado section missing, of course!

Just a shameless bump for this. I'm still trying to locate one of these manuals. Anyone have a lead? Thanks everyone!

John hooked me up! Such a great resource to have.

Yes that's a good point. I could order one up and see how it works out.

Well, I'm not too sure of the differences other than what I can see in the parts catalog (see my attached photos from my 1971 parts catalog). It looks like the 66's and the early 67's used the same design which has a round inner flange. This is referred to as the "1st type". Later, in 67, ...