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Can You Plug Heater Core Hoses. Thanks for answering the dumb question. The two ports i just capped off with two 1/2 chrome plugs that. If you plug the only bypass (or install a valve in the heater hose), it can lead to overheating issues before the thermostat opens. Temporary plugging of heater hoses. To answer your question, yes the heater core was still in the car. Drilling a 1/8 hole to help burp vapor out of the coolant when initially filling is commonly done. Do it right and put in 3/4 pipe plug threaded inserts. I've seen this on inline engines, not so much. Remove the heater hoses from the. Do not loop the heater core hoses, plug them. One in the pump and one in the intake. When the heater isn't being used the heater valve blocks flow through the hoses. I looked and noticed the small pipe at the pump can be removed since it is threaded. You'll find in cold weather even this small hole greatly slows the warm up. I have removed my heater core/box (interior), and external heater box (engine.

I've seen this on inline engines, not so much. I looked and noticed the small pipe at the pump can be removed since it is threaded. To answer your question, yes the heater core was still in the car. When the heater isn't being used the heater valve blocks flow through the hoses. If you plug the only bypass (or install a valve in the heater hose), it can lead to overheating issues before the thermostat opens. Drilling a 1/8 hole to help burp vapor out of the coolant when initially filling is commonly done. You'll find in cold weather even this small hole greatly slows the warm up. One in the pump and one in the intake. Remove the heater hoses from the. Do not loop the heater core hoses, plug them.

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Can You Plug Heater Core Hoses The two ports i just capped off with two 1/2 chrome plugs that. I looked and noticed the small pipe at the pump can be removed since it is threaded. You'll find in cold weather even this small hole greatly slows the warm up. To answer your question, yes the heater core was still in the car. Remove the heater hoses from the. When the heater isn't being used the heater valve blocks flow through the hoses. I have removed my heater core/box (interior), and external heater box (engine. Temporary plugging of heater hoses. One in the pump and one in the intake. The two ports i just capped off with two 1/2 chrome plugs that. If you plug the only bypass (or install a valve in the heater hose), it can lead to overheating issues before the thermostat opens. Drilling a 1/8 hole to help burp vapor out of the coolant when initially filling is commonly done. I've seen this on inline engines, not so much. Do it right and put in 3/4 pipe plug threaded inserts. Do not loop the heater core hoses, plug them. Thanks for answering the dumb question.