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'89 408 stroker
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What's this? New 351w owner asking dumb questions.
Hey guys, just bought a '93 with a carbed 351w. It was a project for some guy before he got bored with it and sold it to me. I'm workin on getting it started for the first time and I don't know what a lot of stuff on the engine is or does. I know I don't know much but everybody starts somewhere (at least I'm not into gay ricer shit.)
http://i290.photobucket.com/albums/l...uestionpic.jpg 1. I know this is the water elbow but I don't know what this other smaller connection I circled is supposed to go to or what it does. 2,3. The only thing I can guess is that 3 might be a temp. sending unit, but then what if anything goes in 2? 4. I have no idea. Maybe just a mounting point for something? Also, I'm not running a heater in the car and was wondering what is the best thing to do with the heater hose attachments on the water pump? Plug them both? Run one into the other? What signals the pump to start pumping water into them anyway? Thanks a lot for all the help guys. I'll have some more questions later. -Dave |
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number 1 goes from the water neck to the water pump on the small upper fitting, you have to buy a molded hose from a parts store. should be fairly cheap
number 2 is a spot where another fitting goes that connects to a water hose that feeds into your heater core. number 3 is your temp sensor (you were correct) number 4 i think is were the had the origanal coil bolt to, but you dont need to use that one nor worry about it welcome to the fourm and good luck, there are some really smart people on here and can help you with your build |
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ohh and one more thing, no question is a dumb question, feel free to ask anything you need
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oh haha one more thing.
if your not running a heater then you will want to take a hose and run it from #2 and feed it to the small lower fitting on the water pump (located all the way to the left in your pic) |
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2. Also like 78mach1 mentioned is for the heater core if you are using one. 3. That fitting is a temp sensor fitting for an Autometer temperature gauge. 4. some fool plugged a hole with an ugly rusty bolt that doesn't need to be there.
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My daily driver has 16 cylinders and 4400hp @ 1000 rpm.... ![]() ***1988 Mustang GT - Stock....almost
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MM Ninjas!
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Or you can buy a 5/8 rubber cap for the water pump in the HELP section at any local autoparts store and leave the plug in the intake.
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My daily driver has 16 cylinders and 4400hp @ 1000 rpm.... ![]() ***1988 Mustang GT - Stock....almost
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I Post Entirely Way Too Much
1988 lx
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i dont have a pic but i just put a cap over the pipe next to the waterneck but i just put a cap with a hose clamp on it. i am not running a heater ither and this is what i did. ![]()
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Last edited by e3sean; June 30th, 2008 at 04:28 AM. |
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