TB Bypass |TRouble
TB Bypass |TRouble Howdy yall.I just purchased Tb bypass mod.I installed it today and is kinda close to the pullies.Is i oly have like 2 centimeter space.I feel very worried.Is there a method so that i can seprate it more?
Originally Posted by samz28
zip ties own you. Same deal here with the bmr model. is that what you got? crappy design imo.
what i did was buy a 3' piece of bulk hose.(i just matched the id. up with the stocker, and made sure it was rated for it) it was less than 7 bucks with clamps and vacumn caps for the tb. i just routed it so clearance wasnt an issue. went from the radiater directly to the recieving nipple.
a couple of zip ties should help you. just get black ones because theyll camaflauge better imo.
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anywhere you can lol.
im hoping the mechanic that takes mah shiz apart will have a better idea.
bmr = crap. buy the ebay one it has a litle more thought in the design and is 1/2 the price.
or do it yourself. Hell a hose and some clamps.
Did you use air to remove all the coolant from the TB lines?? or did you leave it in there to heat up?
im hoping the mechanic that takes mah shiz apart will have a better idea.
bmr = crap. buy the ebay one it has a litle more thought in the design and is 1/2 the price.
or do it yourself. Hell a hose and some clamps.
Did you use air to remove all the coolant from the TB lines?? or did you leave it in there to heat up?
Originally Posted by samz28
anywhere you can lol.
im hoping the mechanic that takes mah shiz apart will have a better idea.
bmr = crap. buy the ebay one it has a litle more thought in the design and is 1/2 the price.
or do it yourself. Hell a hose and some clamps.
Did you use air to remove all the coolant from the TB lines?? or did you leave it in there to heat up?
im hoping the mechanic that takes mah shiz apart will have a better idea.
bmr = crap. buy the ebay one it has a litle more thought in the design and is 1/2 the price.
or do it yourself. Hell a hose and some clamps.
Did you use air to remove all the coolant from the TB lines?? or did you leave it in there to heat up?
No i did not use air.I just unpluged the two lines and conenected them togther.And use the clamps i got from BMR.
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I noticed the same thing when I did a TB bypass. Then later on I theorized there is no damn reason to bypass it, so I just removed the hoses and capped off the y pipe and radiator nipple. That hose is too tiny to contribute to engine cooling anyway. This was about 6 months ago and I haven't had any problems since.
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Originally Posted by Cal
I noticed the same thing when I did a TB bypass. Then later on I theorized there is no damn reason to bypass it, so I just removed the hoses and capped off the y pipe and radiator nipple. That hose is too tiny to contribute to engine cooling anyway. This was about 6 months ago and I haven't had any problems since.
Thanks for helping me
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WHAT IS THE POINT of plugging the two nipples on the TB??
Cause theres coolant still in there if you plug it?
Wouldn't we want AIR or something in there? Maybe connect to the lid, to keep some fresh air flowing though it rather than have liquid (those who haven't used an air gun on the TB nipples to get all the liquid out).
My theory is if you dont rid all the liquid and CAP UP the nipples, you can indeed DO MORE HARM than good. You have liquid inside the unit which is NOT flowing, this it is boiling hot?
Or maybe i just don't understand the theory, im a newbie anyways.
Did you rid all of the water using pressure out of the two nipples (in/out) that you capped? Why cap them?
inquiring minds would like to know.
Cause theres coolant still in there if you plug it?
Wouldn't we want AIR or something in there? Maybe connect to the lid, to keep some fresh air flowing though it rather than have liquid (those who haven't used an air gun on the TB nipples to get all the liquid out).
My theory is if you dont rid all the liquid and CAP UP the nipples, you can indeed DO MORE HARM than good. You have liquid inside the unit which is NOT flowing, this it is boiling hot?
Or maybe i just don't understand the theory, im a newbie anyways.
Did you rid all of the water using pressure out of the two nipples (in/out) that you capped? Why cap them?
inquiring minds would like to know.
what kinda car do you have? if you car has a power steering cooler then zip tie it down to one of the clamps on there. i did my bypass for about 5 bucks for everything and i love the way it looks, u cant even tell its not factory....i mean u can but its really hard to see lol
Originally Posted by WS6FirebirdTA00
what kinda car do you have? if you car has a power steering cooler then zip tie it down to one of the clamps on there. i did my bypass for about 5 bucks for everything and i love the way it looks, u cant even tell its not factory....i mean u can but its really hard to see lol
I have a 98 Trans-Am
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I used a MIG welder to close off the end of the Y pipe. To seal the radiator nipple I used a 1.5" chunk of hose with a bolt in the end, and clamps of course. You could use the second method for both, or even cleaner, go to the GM parts counter and order two more of the cylinder head block-off plugs like you have on the back of the motor. Then just remove the Y pipe and put those in their place. That's what I'm going to do when I get around to it.
samz28:
I didn't cap the nipples on the TB, I was talking about the nipple on the Y pipe that goes into the heads and the nipple going into the radiator. Since I simply removed the hoses, they had to be capped off to avoid pumping antifreze all over the road.
I used a MIG welder to close off the end of the Y pipe. To seal the radiator nipple I used a 1.5" chunk of hose with a bolt in the end, and clamps of course. You could use the second method for both, or even cleaner, go to the GM parts counter and order two more of the cylinder head block-off plugs like you have on the back of the motor. Then just remove the Y pipe and put those in their place. That's what I'm going to do when I get around to it.
samz28:
I didn't cap the nipples on the TB, I was talking about the nipple on the Y pipe that goes into the heads and the nipple going into the radiator. Since I simply removed the hoses, they had to be capped off to avoid pumping antifreze all over the road.
Last edited by Cal; Nov 6, 2003 at 11:55 AM.
Originally Posted by samz28
Did you rid all of the water using pressure out of the two nipples (in/out) that you capped? Why cap them?
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so for me, who did cap the nipples, i should probably uncap them and let the coolant go away. I spose when the ls6 intake gets put on this will be a moot point since the coolant is going bye bye.
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just curious. I don't know so don't rag me. Does this coolant line only heat the TB plates? And what about the intake manifold? I wouldn't want coolant in there either. How does the ls1/ls6 intake get its coolant (if it does). bear with me, i just got the ls1 ..