did i do this right, please help asap
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From: Baltimore MD area
Car: 82 El Camino
Engine: built 355
Transmission: T-56 upgraded internal
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt 3.42
did i do this right, please help asap
ok i just tried bypassing my heater core cus its leaking like its cool.
i connected a hose from the back of the intake to the top of the radiator, ive got good flow through the radiator.
is this bypassing the heater core, or do i need to do something else.
i need to drive this car to work in the morning and dont want it over heating on the way.
its a 91 RS 350 tbi if that matters any
i connected a hose from the back of the intake to the top of the radiator, ive got good flow through the radiator.
is this bypassing the heater core, or do i need to do something else.
i need to drive this car to work in the morning and dont want it over heating on the way.
its a 91 RS 350 tbi if that matters any
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Car: 82 El Camino
Engine: built 355
Transmission: T-56 upgraded internal
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt 3.42
someone has to know if i did this right or if its all backwards, come on help me out here
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Car: 81 Corvette
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Look at your firewall along the passenger side. You will see 2 hoses running into the fire wall. All you need to do is get an elbow and a couple of clamps. Pull both off insert the elbow.
If you traced these 2 to where they went, one goes into the back of the intake, the other should be to radiator, but I can't remember for sure, then it sound like you have it bypassed.
If you traced these 2 to where they went, one goes into the back of the intake, the other should be to radiator, but I can't remember for sure, then it sound like you have it bypassed.
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