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macspeedy

posted on 11/1/07 at 02:35 PM Reply With Quote
Pinto plumbing

Have seen lots of people asking how to plumb in the rad etc on pintos heres a photo to help explain Rescued attachment Pinto plumbing diagram.JPG
Rescued attachment Pinto plumbing diagram.JPG

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macnab

posted on 11/1/07 at 02:59 PM Reply With Quote
Admit it your just showing off all your shiny fancy bits.

Looks like you have spent a fortune on that engine.

Wish my pinto looked that good

[Edited on 11/1/07 by macnab]






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James

posted on 11/1/07 at 05:06 PM Reply With Quote
Macspeedy,
Engine looks lovely!

In that setup, what do you do for the return from the heater matrix?

Or if you don't have a matrix?

Cheers,
James

[Edited on 11/1/07 by James]





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macspeedy

posted on 11/1/07 at 08:25 PM Reply With Quote
James

The return from the matrix goes to the block as shown, if you don't have a matrix then join it to the return pipe or expansion bottle.

Thanks for the kind words guys

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roadrunner

posted on 11/1/07 at 09:31 PM Reply With Quote
Heater matrix! whats that?

[Edited on 11/1/07 by roadrunner]

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ayoungman

posted on 11/1/07 at 10:06 PM Reply With Quote
Its the thing just below the Flux Capacitor





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