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MantaDreams · 01-22-2008, 07:01 PM

hi. me again. gee I read my posts again and although I might be right, I was probably a bit arrogant. sorry.

in one of the heater hoses, there is a special in-line restricter. from the outside all you see is a little button, like a rivet head on the surface of the outside of the hose. it might have some sort-of flow function.

other than that if you are losing coolant, find where you are losing the coolant. if you are losing coolant and can't see where it is going it is likely a head prob.
good luck.

01-22-2008, 07:01 PM	#15
MantaDreams 3rd Gear Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 654	RE: 96' Mustang 3.8 overheating problem with no heat? hi. me again. gee I read my posts again and although I might be right, I was probably a bit arrogant. sorry. in one of the heater hoses, there is a special in-line restricter. from the outside all you see is a little button, like a rivet head on the surface of the outside of the hose. it might have some sort-of flow function. other than that if you are losing coolant, find where you are losing the coolant. if you are losing coolant and can't see where it is going it is likely a head prob. good luck.