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Originally Posted by slolt1
when removing what are some of you using to plug the hoses off at the water pump thanks
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I bought a 92 Corvette water pump which came from the factory with only one heater hose pipe and cut it off with a carbon cutting wheel then welded the hole shut with Alumalloy. I'm in the process of polishing the pump now but I'll throw up some pics when it's done.
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That's the way I'm going to do mine.. (pulling the steel lines and welding the holes shut....)...
Much cleaner and gives you more room to work around the water pump without those two lines sticking up....
Much cleaner and gives you more room to work around the water pump without those two lines sticking up....
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I would just chop the hard lines, then thread the holes and seal them with plugs. That way if you ever need to tap off the water pump (oil cooler, etc) you can put in an AN fitting or something.
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Originally Posted by slolt1
sounds great if you would
thanks brad
thanks brad
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More pics here: https://ls1tech.com/forums/lt1-lt4-modifications/495010-polished-my-water-pump.html