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Originally Posted by Richard Gallant
(Post 732507)
@davidpx858 Nope you just remove the blue bit and put the thermostat and housing in it's place
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Originally Posted by Sixpack577
(Post 732509)
He still needs somewhere to bleed it.
I'de put the inline thermostat where the bleeder is now, and the bleeder where the yellow circle on the picture is. |
Originally Posted by davidpx858
(Post 732512)
that makes sense, do you think i can just cut existing hoses or get new ones to fit the inline thermostat? thanks
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Originally Posted by Sixpack577
(Post 732514)
Yeah, just cut the hose you have, no need for a new one.
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Ok, now I understand what you have. The previous owner removed the thermostat, did not put an inline thermostat in its place. The bleeder is not necessary but you can keep it if you like. I do have a complete inline kit that can replace your existing setup. It goes inline in the top hose setup where the blue bleeder is. I have complete installation instructions I can email you if you are interested.
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/landrov...ad73e97ae0.jpg |
Originally Posted by Extinct
(Post 732534)
Ok, now I understand what you have. The previous owner removed the thermostat, did not put an inline thermostat in its place. The bleeder is not necessary but you can keep it if you like. I do have a complete inline kit that can replace your existing setup. It goes inline in the top hose setup where the blue bleeder is. I have complete installation instructions I can email you if you are interested.
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/landrov...ad73e97ae0.jpg that's great, yes, im very interested. please email me davidpx858 @ gmail.com |
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