Radiator hose
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Radiator hose
Some history. Bought a 1994 corvette z07. Delivered to my house in Las Vegas. I have yet to see it. Also bought both FSM, but also in Las Vegas and I am in Saudi Arabia. Anyway
Was looking at some pic tonight and noticed a tee of the top drivers side radiator hose. Is that the TB coolent line?
I also know a lot do the bypass? I thought I read somewhere there were gaskets inside the TB that would dry up. Any truth to that.
Was looking at some pic tonight and noticed a tee of the top drivers side radiator hose. Is that the TB coolent line?
I also know a lot do the bypass? I thought I read somewhere there were gaskets inside the TB that would dry up. Any truth to that.
Last edited by rhinoevans; Sep 15, 2013 at 11:57 PM.
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You should be able to replace the hose with a stock 95 and by pass the TB. If you by pass the TB going in, they you will have to do the same on the other side.Look at your hoses when you get the car. They should be stamped with the date of manufacture. If they are original, I would suggest that you replace all of them including the heater hoses.
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After some reading I have decided to replace that hose with a 95-96 hose. And somehow eliminate the hose altogether on the passenger side. Thanks for the help.
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