[Classic Mustang] Re: Heater hoses

Hi Rod -

This may sound simple to some but understanding the direction of
coolant flow in your 289/AT car may be helpful.

1) One heater hose routes from the heater core outlet (top heater
core
connection) through the bracket on your carburetor choke housing to
the
heater hose inlet on the waterpump.
2) The other heater hose routes from the heater core intlet (bottom
heater core connection) to the heater hose outlet on the intake
manifold.
3) The upper radiator hose carries coolant from the thermostat
housing
to the radiator.
4) The bottom radiator hose carries coolant from the radiator to the
radiator hose inlet on the waterpump.

Rob
67 289HP
http://www.geocities.com/mustangfastbk

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classicmustang@yahoogroups.com, "rodneycorb" <rodneycorb@...> wrote:
>
> This is a classic example why one should always take pictures and
good
> notes when disasembling your Mustang. I rebuilt the heater box on
> my '68 cp w/289 AT and thought memory would be enough to get the
system
> back together. Well, turns out I don't know which heater hose goes
to
t-
> stat and what one goes to water pump. The heater core has a top and
> bottom connection. Can anyone set me straight on this? Also, does
it
> matter which hose rides in the carb choke bracket? Yes, my camera
and
> note pad are always going to be near by!
>
> Rodney
>

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