How To Plug Coolant Outlets To Tb On 87 Turbo Ii
#1
Hey,
Back again. I am wanting to do away with the coolant hose going from the block to the TB. Should I run the hose from the water pump BAC outlet and connect it with a coupler to the outlet on the block or could I just stick a bolt in each hose and put a clamp on tight to plug it? I guess the bac hose would have to be run under the upper intake/tb but just plugging it would keep from having to stretch a hose under there. How do most people do this?
Thank,
Rob
87 Turbo II
Back again. I am wanting to do away with the coolant hose going from the block to the TB. Should I run the hose from the water pump BAC outlet and connect it with a coupler to the outlet on the block or could I just stick a bolt in each hose and put a clamp on tight to plug it? I guess the bac hose would have to be run under the upper intake/tb but just plugging it would keep from having to stretch a hose under there. How do most people do this?
Thank,
Rob
87 Turbo II
#3
I have a hose run on my NA but direct from that block nipple to the back of the water pump housing. Each time I pull the uim, I can see the hose looks more deteriorated. Its a tight fit and it rubs the uim. Maybe running it to the BAC and back to the water pump like stock would be better.
#5
Originally Posted by j9fd3s' date='Mar 28 2004, 08:19 AM
dont cap it off with rubber caps whatever you do, it will pop that way
I need to "cap" the iron that has an outlet for the heater core and the other nipple on the same iron that goes to the TB.
#7
Originally Posted by ColinRX7' date='Mar 28 2004, 08:38 AM
So what am I gonna do?
I need to "cap" the iron that has an outlet for the heater core and the other nipple on the same iron that goes to the TB.
I need to "cap" the iron that has an outlet for the heater core and the other nipple on the same iron that goes to the TB.
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