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Username Post: Well Poop, opened up the cooling system for nothin.
454cid 
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454cid
Age: 40
Reg: 02-18-12
07-03-12 08:18 PM - Post#2244232    

I've been wanting to put a valve in my heater circuit for a long time, and I was finally going to do it tonight. My dad gave me a used 1/2" ball valve. I removed the handle, and got a 1/2" close schedule 80 pipe nipple free from a local supply house. My intention was to mount it directly to the intake manifold. I found that when I tried mounting the valve assembly the shaft would hit the valve cover so I couldn't screw it in more than about one thread. At 9pm, and in my socks, I wasn't ready to pull the valve cover, so I put it back together they way it was.

I haven't decided whether I'll install it when I get around to doing my injectors, distributor, and valve cover gaskets, or if I'll put it in the middle of the heater hose floating instead of solidly mounted.
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