Can I plug the Outlet for the heater hose on the front of the manifold
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Can I plug the Outlet for the heater hose on the front of the manifold
Can I just plug the coolant outlet on the front of the manifold (not the one on the bottom of the throttle body). I am not using a heater and would like to just plug that outlet. But I am worried that may disrupt the proper flow of coolant.
Any help would be appriecated
Any help would be appriecated
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From: Bradenton, Fl
Car: 1991 Trans Am vert
Engine: 305
Transmission: 700R4
Re: Can I plug the Outlet for the heater hose on the front of the manifold
Can I just plug the coolant outlet on the front of the manifold (not the one on the bottom of the throttle body). I am not using a heater and would like to just plug that outlet. But I am worried that may disrupt the proper flow of coolant.
Any help would be appriecated
Any help would be appriecated
If you're talking about the 1 that the heater hose connects to, then YES.
When the heater control valve is shut off, then there is no coolant flow there anyway.
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From: St. Clair Shores, Mich.
Car: 89 Trans-Am
Engine: 5.7 TPI
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 2.73
Re: Can I plug the Outlet for the heater hose on the front of the manifold
The only other thing to look at is the radiator. My car has a heater hose going to the radiator, so after you plug the engine, you may have to plug the Rad. When I replaced mine a few years back, it had a rubber plug with a hose clamp holding it on. You can find one at a good hardware store or a radiator shop.....if they are still around. Other than that, you'll have no problems. Her's a pic of the plug and where the rubber cap goes...just need's a clamp.
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