Throttle body coolant bypass?
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Take both your hoses off, and get one the length to reach the whole way, don't buy a connector!!! Do it right, and better this way, then you never have to worry about it! If you get a strong thick hose, you don't need a reducer if you get a good hose
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Yeah, Do NOT waste your time with barbed fittings. For one it looks sloppy, and besides that, it comes very close, and practically lays on one or more of the pully's. Just buy 2.5' of 3/8 gasoline hose and two hose clamps, and your set.
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Originally Posted by 98SS1LWEE
Take both your hoses off, and get one the length to reach the whole way, don't buy a connector!!! Do it right, and better this way, then you never have to worry about it! If you get a strong thick hose, you don't need a reducer if you get a good hose
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because the hose widths were different and i was using my resources it just made sense to me to use the hoses that i had that already fit up to the coolant fittings from the radiator to the engine. the radiator was a bigger "nipple" if you will that the one by the block. so what i had fit i used all four of the old clamps to hold the hoses in place and it worked great/looks great.
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Get 5/16" fuel hose $3.00 and two hose clamps. Bought and installed mine this morning. I put the hoses together yesterday, and that is some ugly s*&t only 1/2" of clearance over a fast moving part!
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If you have some small screws laying around, another option: https://ls1tech.com/forums/generation-iii-external-engine/528764-stealth-tb-bypass.html
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Originally Posted by angel71rs
If you have some small screws laying around, another option: https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=528764
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Do you have some pics of what that looked like?
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The TB bypass? It looks just like stock, the screw I used to plug the small barb is covered by the hose when you slip hose over the barb, therefore it is a stealth mod. I filled radiator while that hose was still unhooked till coolant came up, popped hose on, installed clamp, that was it.
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My line off of my Ls6 cooling line, runs straight to Radiator cap area .. Ever see this done ??
So i have no lines at all running threw my tb, Thats the coolant bypass Right ??
My tuner did that lol. wtf ..
So i have no lines at all running threw my tb, Thats the coolant bypass Right ??
My tuner did that lol. wtf ..
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Originally Posted by Lethal_Ws6
My line off of my Ls6 cooling line, runs straight to Radiator cap area .. Ever see this done ??
So i have no lines at all running threw my tb, Thats the coolant bypass Right ??
My tuner did that lol. wtf ..
So i have no lines at all running threw my tb, Thats the coolant bypass Right ??
My tuner did that lol. wtf ..
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Pics of what to do... hope pics work
buy a 5/16" fuel hose (not EFI hose= $9.00) from "O"reilly's. $3.00. Get two hose clamps that you can fit and electric screw driver too. Remove old hose and aim it away from your pulleys & belts. Let it drain off for a few minuted and pull hose off and throw them on the ground. Then at the radiator, push the 5/16" end onto nipple 10 or 12 times to get at least 1" of it over nipple. Be careful to push straight at the nipple. It is only plastic. then slip the other side on a easy a can be. use your electric screw driver to tighten up clamps to save yourself from chewing your tounge off holding and twisting hose clamp tight.
This set-up will keep you from wondering if your hose is going to get rubbed everytime you start your car.
This set-up will keep you from wondering if your hose is going to get rubbed everytime you start your car.