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Old 02-04-2011, 03:28 PM
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Who's done it and how did you do it? I've got the heater core isolated so that's not an issue. I'd pull it out but I'm not tearing into the dash at the moment just to pull that thing out. As far as the plumbing is concerned how did you guys go about doing it? I'm pretty sure I can't just cap the waterpump outlets!!
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I think ive seen a 6 inch 'loop" of hose on the water pump over one tech..
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Originally Posted by 98Z28CobraKiller

I thought of doing that but still want to use my overflow tank. The Drain feeds into the return doesn't it?
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I would loop it.
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Plug the overflow?
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Plug the overflow?
I wouldn't do that, I'd just retain the hose that has the Y on it, and cut it after the y and loop it to the other port on the waterpump
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I wouldn't do that, I'd just retain the hose that has the Y on it, and cut it after the y and loop it to the other port on the waterpump
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I got updates to post but I'm still in my garage tinkering. Things are getting closer to being done.
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Where are you? Are you taking your heater out just to tease those of us that need them? Bastard!
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I agree with billy
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