Heater Water Source

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This was an experiment. Even though I have been driving the car for a while I just got around to turning on the heat and checking how well the set up works. Turns out it works just fine.

I decided not to run a heater line from the pump. Instead I made what I call a P2T2. Name comes from something else.

I plugged the heater ports on the water pump. The miss aligned tubes push the water one direction and pulls it from another. I use a Vintage air valve to control flow.

This allows me to keep minimal heater hose in the front instead of running it from engine.

7/22/164:00 PM

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