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Old 03-03-2010, 06:56 AM
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I have been trying to search for this, but cannot find anything on the subject. I have my 1969 Corvette that I deleted the heater lines years ago. I am swapping in a ls1. I see on the water pump of the LS1 having 2 nipples. Can I block off the nipples, or do I need to come up with a loop so coolant can circulate around for the water pump to function properly?
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I was looking into this same problem yesterday. There are plenty of people running with them completly blocked off and some that have it looped.
I believe what I'm going to do is pull out the nipples and then tap to two holes and screw in some plugs.
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Here is the part number for the hose to loop it- another member posted this up a while back and I just copied/pasted to my scrapbook of parts/numbers, Ill try to find the link for ya too-

Dayco # 87629 or Kelly-Springfield #S-4354. Not sure what the cross reference numbers are for Gates etc. Around $8-9 at most retailers.

This hose is a U-Bend hose with one side being 3/4" and the other side being 5/8". It's small, compact, and best of all simple. All you have to do to make it work is trim 1" off of the 5/8" side

Here is the link to the original post-

https://ls1tech.com/forums/conversio...ater-core.html

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Loop it.
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^^^Thanks Richard
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This is what I used GM #10108509

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I got this part today from GM and I wanted anyone who might need it to be able to check it out. I am not running heat so I will be using this to loop the heater ports on the water pump. I have not installed it yet, but will let you know how it goes.

Enjoy:
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Thanks all, that as one of many issues I am trying to track down.



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