Reply to "Cooling issue"

jffrMember

quote:
Originally posted by SF:
All
This is the cooling system lay out on my car, If I
understand JFFR right we have the same lay out!?

1 Water outlet thruogh a termostat
2 Water pump inlet
3 Tank, overflow, low pressuire

Anders

I can't attach a drawing, but my layout is a little different. The bottom of my surge tank outlet goes to a "T" fitting on the heater hose suction of the water pump. The top of the surge tank, which was the original design water inlet, now is a vent line that comes from the top outlet side of the radiator. It is a small line that runs under the car along side the main water tubes. This same system design was used for many years on my car when I had a Cleveland engine and it helped with cooling issues.

6/19/149:32 AM

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