Im working on dressing up my engine compartment, and i cant decide what to do with it. Any ideas? would i be possible to have it under the dash?

 

I would keep as much of that under the hood as I could. Those valves are prone to leakage, and can wreak havoc on your interior. Keep it under the hood.

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I've considered moving it too, but just more towards the rear of the engine. Other than that, maybe you could hide it under the blower, or the AC receiver/dryer.

 

I just pitched mine. I ran a line directly from the heater core into the throttle body.

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You guys would laugh at me...my old '85 GMC tow truck has no A/C and gets really hot in the summer. So I went to Home Depot, bought an inline water valve (like on the pipes in your basement), and spliced it inline with one of my heater core hoses.

 

thats a good idea



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