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streetlightningApr-17-11 09:27 PM
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#133876, "removing heater core."


          

I no longer have heater controls, i ditched them, so can i get rid of that heater core piping? block off the t-stat and main water pipe ( where they feed to the heater) without over heating? ill be boosting a 2.4

  

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AdministratorCODE4Apr-18-11 04:49 AM
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#133877, "RE: removing heater core."
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So are you or are you not asking about removing the heater core? Just loop the lines to take the core out of the loop.

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streetlightningApr-18-11 06:55 AM
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#133881, "RE: removing heater core."
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Im asking

1: can i take the heater out of the loop without overheating issues?

2. Should i loop to the lower pipe OR block off the ports on the T-stat and on the water pipe.

  

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420agreenvilleSCApr-18-11 08:00 AM
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#133888, "RE: removing heater core."
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Apr-18-11 08:00 AM by 420agreenvilleSC



          

Originally posted by streetlightning
Im asking 1: can i take the heater out of the loop without overheating issues? 2. Should i loop to the lower pipe OR block off the ports on the T-stat and on the water pipe.


1. yes
2. either way would work

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streetlightningApr-18-11 09:13 AM
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#133896, "RE: removing heater core."
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sweet deal, i thought i read somewhere that people were having overheating issues with this.. so i was a little worried.

  

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