quick question about what to do with coolant lines for cold start...
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quick question about what to do with coolant lines for cold start...
what do i do with the 2 nipples left over from when i remove the emissions stuff on an s5 tII? do i get a line and run it from the water pump to the one on the back of the block? Or do i cap them off some how?
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It's not like i tore down my whole engine to do this. The motor was out of the car and i figued i'd simplify things before i installedt. btw, i though racing beat said it gives you like 79hp if you remove it. All jokes aside it is ok to cap it like rotary resurrection says to with some rtv the a cap then a hose clamp. This wont put extra stress on the water pump or mess up the coolant flow?
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Why does everyone think simple = best? Do you understand the downsides of removing the thermowax and BAC valve? Do you know what they even do? They're not emission controls for a start.
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ya i know what they do. I also know that now that they are removed it is hard to keep my car running for the first couple of minutes and the idle sucks the big one. cant get it to idle lower than 1300 w/o it bogging down when my escort e-fan kicks on. However i sold all the parts to aparently already enlightened forums members so im up a creak without a paddle as they say.
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