Im having some problems with this hose...will explain later... For now just want to know the purpose of the little bypass hose on the water neck and how important is it.
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RC
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Purpose of Water Neck Bypass Hose
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Yobi1Kanobi
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Well the barb on the Mr Gasket neck is a 5/8"...same as the WP.. The hose is a 5/8 to 3/4. I bought one that is 5/8 to 5/8 that is longer, but has the bend in it. I cut it to fit, but there may be just a slight crimp in the hose, but not enough to block flow...it just may be a little bit less than normal. Just wanted to make sure it wouldnt hurt anything. You will see tomorrow if you stop by...will be starting by NO later than 8:30 in the morning.
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RC
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I had to replace that hose not too long ago. No one had i in stock so I used some regular non molded hose. Mine has a slight kink in it...I made it as short enough as possible so it was as slight a kink as possible...sounds like what your talking about.
I have not had any issues...I check it often as I am not 100% sold on it yet but I have not noticed any leaks or temp issues. Drove it monday and it was in the mid 90's with semi crap humidity (cool night time was 40+%). It never got over 192* even in stop and go traffic...stock radiator.
I have not had any issues...I check it often as I am not 100% sold on it yet but I have not noticed any leaks or temp issues. Drove it monday and it was in the mid 90's with semi crap humidity (cool night time was 40+%). It never got over 192* even in stop and go traffic...stock radiator.
What I found was a complete 5/8" hose with a right angle bend in it. Im trying to cut each end so the bend lines up, but it will not be "exact". I dont see why that would cause a real cooling issue though....just want to meka sure it doesnt leak when it's all done.
Hooking it up today.
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RC
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