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ERA 626 09-06-2003 02:21 PM

Heater hose on Intake ??
 
I Have a FOMOCO 2X4 Med riser intake. See my gallery.
I know that one of the heater hoses goes to the water pump but where does the other one go?
I know it goes on the front of the intake but I have two holes, one is behind the distributer and the other one is behind the t-stat. My water temp sender is in the one behind the t-stat. Do I have to move the sender to the hole behind the distributer?
Mike

KobraKarl 09-06-2003 06:20 PM

Mike ,

The traditional location for the hose is the tapped hole just behind the t-stat, and yup, move your temp sender behind the distributer, ....you may need a short sender or need to nipple up your mount :D :D :D

KK

ERA 626 09-06-2003 07:57 PM

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Art Burtt 09-06-2003 08:59 PM

Definetly goes into manifold behind thermostat and NAPA makes a
thermostat housing with a bung on to to mount the temp or in my case the fan turn on sensor.

KobraKarl 09-06-2003 10:04 PM

Art ,

the only problem with that is, the t-stat housing on an FE is the tank.


BTW handsome engine!
KK

SuperHart 09-07-2003 08:45 AM

Traditionally, both heater hoses are on the right side (passenger side) of the motor. One hose (the heater return hose) goes to the water pump and the feed hose plumbs into a cad plated right angle hose nipple in the manifold directly behind the thermostat housing. One heater pipe is usually labeled as the inlet. You should do it the correct way and move your temp sensor to the other side of the motor. The proper hose nipple can be obtained from Virginia Mustang and a host of other places selling repro FE parts. Also, check out a drawing on the ERA website that shows how the hoses run including the use of a manual cable operated heater shutoff valve (highly recommended). See the photo below of my setup. I call this photo: IS IT REAL OR IS IT MEMOREX.




HINT: That ain't a 427 but a dressed up 351W.



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