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Old 09-16-2020   #1
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Default Help with coolant metal house routing

If anyone has their car handy, could you shoot me a picture of how the heater hose and overflow metal lines are routed and how they mount and mate at the center wheel well. I had them both off and can?t seem to get them to fall into place, ( not sure which is the inner or outer - seems the coolant lines mate directly to the wheel well and the overflow line attaches to the heater hose from the engine side) I don?t want to force them into a wrong position. Seems the overflow line mount to the coolant line, are they bolted from the inside or outside. Thanks IMG_6104.JPGIMG_6106.JPG


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Old 09-16-2020   #2
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Default Re: Help with coolant metal house routing

Not mine, but best pic I have. Hope it helps...
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Thanks Paul. That did help!
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Default Re: Help with coolant metal house routing

In addition, there's a metal clip that holds the overflow hose to the frame rail near the overflow tank.
Don't forget to clip the hose in before you close the hood, otherwise it will get caught up in the headlight housing when you flip the headlights up.
Yup, happened to me. scratched up the headlight cover.....
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Default Re: Help with coolant metal house routing

Thanks, haven?t even looked for the clip. I had to r/i the hose because I had the upper line mis routed. I will write a note for that clip in the morning!


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