Hose hook up

ajthreeMember

Is the diagram on the PIM website correct?

http://www.pim.net/11.1pim.html

My questions is this. When I took my car apart the left most coolant tube that protrudes into the engine bay (looking from the back of the car into the engine bay)was connected to my water pump. It snaked under the shift rod. The right most tube connected to the long sweeping bend pipe (that is fastened to the body)that connects to the tanks.

Were my connections switched?

Anson

9/7/078:07 AM

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forestgMember

Yours are like everyone elses, the drawing is wrong; however, I don't think it matters much except that it would be hard to cross these lines at the front of the engine.
Forest

9/7/075:28 PM

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