heater hose intake location ?
#1
heater hose intake location ?
dont know if the title made much sense, but, i bought a summit racing intake for my 302 and i went to put the valve which the heater hose attaches to so the that the coolant can return in to the intake. i know on the stock intakes its right behind the thermastat housing but the hole for the valve on the new intake is to big, but it fits in a hole on the right side is it ok to attach it there and run the hose there... as long as it is putting the coolant back in the intake.
#4
RE: heater hose intake location ?
You also need to get a proper flow-reducing elbow for that connection, not just a cheapo generic fitting. The correct elbow will have a flow restrictor built into them, a portion of the tube that narrows, as well as a tube that extends out into the coolant passage so that you don't get air sucked up into the heater core.
Most Mustang suppliers have this piece readily available.
Most Mustang suppliers have this piece readily available.
#5
RE: heater hose intake location ?
Get an adapter and route it back to the same spot.It really doesn't matter as far as the cooling part but you still want to keep everything in the same place if at all possible[sm=gears.gif]
#10
RE: heater hose intake location ?
ORIGINAL: photocliff
go to the hardware store and buy a brass fitting. It won't rust and it's cheaper
go to the hardware store and buy a brass fitting. It won't rust and it's cheaper
Jeff