How to run no heater core

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If you dont use the heater core can you delete the black pipe on lower intake? Or do you just connect the pipe together? Whats the right way?

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bubba-dough

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There are several ways. The easiest, imo, is to just pull the hoses off the heater core at the firewall and put a splice between them. I think it is a 5/8 to 3/4 fitting you can get at Napa.

 

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If you remove one pipe youll have to delete both of them and remove the water passage that goes through the throttle body spacer.

 

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bubba-dough said:

There are several ways. The easiest, imo, is to just pull the hoses off the heater core at the firewall and put a splice between them. I think it is a 5/8 to 3/4 fitting you can get at Napa.

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Good Plan. That's what I did when I had the stock manifold. There aren't many days in Central Florida that you really need heat.

If NAPA doesn't have the splice, then check Home Depot.

 

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Hmmm ... now that it's mentioned, my heater pipe serves almost no purpose whatsoever, now. My heater's bypassed and so is my EGR spacer - not much immediate need for either in the desert. There does seem to be a necessary temp sensor located on there, though...