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Old 09-15-09, 05:11 PM
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so im leaking coolant from the hose that goes from the block to the heater and i was wondering since i dont have ac if i could just block those off or something like that.
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That hose is feeding hot water to your heater core...has nothing to do with AC (or lack thereof).
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That hose is feeding hot water to your heater core...has nothing to do with AC (or lack thereof).
my bad i meant heater core i just said ac but i want to know if i can block it off i am not running any type of adjustable personal climate control
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You can block them off or connect the two heater hoses together to bypass the heater core. But, what are you going to do for a defroster in a few months?
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