Relocating Heater Diverter Valve
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From: Raleigh, NC
Car: 92 1LE B4C
Engine: L98
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Relocating Heater Diverter Valve
I got tired of my heater diverter valve getting in the way so I moved it, with only buying one hose and a short piece of alum. Basically I flipped it upside down, moved it close to the a/c accumulator and spliced in a J-molded hose (cut back some of the existing hoses). Bent up a flat piece of alum. as a bracket to tuck the hose closer to the a/c box using existing fastener holes, but not necessary.
Note: I haven't fired it up yet, so it's untested.
Before and After

New Setup
Note: I haven't fired it up yet, so it's untested.
Before and After

New Setup
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Re: Relocating Heater Diverter Valve
It deffinately makes it look better. I have to carry around a spare heater valve it seems mine blows out once every year or so. lol. deffinately want to change location or eliminate it.
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Re: Relocating Heater Diverter Valve
i just removed mine since its just to keep coolant out of the heater core when not in use. well most car the coolant just goes through the heater core so a few cuts and removed the plastic peace of sh*t and reroute the hoses ive been like this for a few years now on my daily driver and no problems. i do have some pics if you would like to see it
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