Help identifying this piece Please
Thread Starter
Teching In
Joined: Jun 2013
Posts: 9
Likes: 0
From: Hudson NC
Help identifying this piece Please Hello tech Im in need of a little help I have tried researching this but am not sure what to type but I think it may be the steam vent tube but not sure. and I am clueless to were it goes so please help thanks so much
Yep. Goes to lower nipple under the cap on the radiator. Top nipple goes to the overflow tank.
If I were you I'd bypass the entire TB coolant passage though and run a 3/8 heater hose from the bottom nipple of the radiator all the way to the steam vent itself. AKA a "free mod"
If I were you I'd bypass the entire TB coolant passage though and run a 3/8 heater hose from the bottom nipple of the radiator all the way to the steam vent itself. AKA a "free mod"
You can cap the two lower ports on the TB if you want to, but you don't HAVE to. No reason to have hot coolant going through the TB and robbing you of cooler air and HP.
Thread Starter
Teching In
Joined: Jun 2013
Posts: 9
Likes: 0
From: Hudson NC
Ok and this I was curious the top nipple is running under the battery and the bottom one is already running to something on the otherside of the tb ill post pics. and run a heater hose directly to the steam vent sounds fine but I may need a little help on were it is located thanks a bunch. sorry for the newbie status haha.
Thread Starter
Teching In
Joined: Jun 2013
Posts: 9
Likes: 0
From: Hudson NC
Ok and this I was curious the top nipple is running under the battery and the bottom one is already running to something on the otherside of the tb ill post pics. and run a heater hose directly to the steam vent sounds fine but I may need a little help on were it is located thanks a bunch. sorry for the newbie status haha.
Good deal; Throttle body bypass is already done.
As for the two nipples on the bottom of the throttle body, you can cap them if you want. There's really no need to though. Completely up to you.
As for the two nipples on the bottom of the throttle body, you can cap them if you want. There's really no need to though. Completely up to you.
