Spark Plugs and Steam Vent hose
10-20-2011, 12:37 PM
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Spark Plugs and Steam Vent hose Just a couple quick questions
just got my 97 s10 running and
1) was curious to know what spark plugs should i use
2) does the steam vent need to be on the pressurized side or can i run it to the coolant overflow?
1997 s10
2002 6.0l
t56
TSP V2 cam
everything else is pretty much stock
Edit I answered my own question with the steam vent now i am just curious as what plugs to run.
just got my 97 s10 running and
1) was curious to know what spark plugs should i use
2) does the steam vent need to be on the pressurized side or can i run it to the coolant overflow?
1997 s10
2002 6.0l
t56
TSP V2 cam
everything else is pretty much stock
Edit I answered my own question with the steam vent now i am just curious as what plugs to run.
Last edited by 97s10ls; 10-20-2011 at 01:27 PM. Reason: answered my own question
10-20-2011, 04:04 PM
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10-20-2011, 06:19 PM
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Steam Vent hose should be run to either the upper hose with a fancy fitting, or to a coolant degas tank. It can also be plugged after you get all the air vented out of the system.
10-20-2011, 07:11 PM
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I run mine to the Radiator. The aftermarket Alum radiator that I have had a threaded port that was just below the Radiator cap (not the overflow) and in the tank.
other options have been the upper radiator hose (using a Tee), Water Pump (as already stated) and also the Heater Hose (using a Tee), along with the Radiator.
other options have been the upper radiator hose (using a Tee), Water Pump (as already stated) and also the Heater Hose (using a Tee), along with the Radiator.
10-21-2011, 03:16 PM
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