Heater pipe wanted
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Heater pipe wanted
Looking for the pipe for the heater hose specific to this photo as mine is missing and looking to restore to original. Believe this is for early model 305 TPI only as later model has an additional port.
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Car: 92 Camaro RS
Engine: LO3
Transmission: T5
Axle/Gears: stock
Re: Heater pipe wanted
If you mean that metal pipe connecting the question mark shaped hose exiting the heater core to the straight piece of hose returning to the radiator, it's the same as TBI cars and likely many more
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Yes sir and good to know as my research typically around the TPI and I had read this part was 85-86 models.
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Car: 92 Camaro RS
Engine: LO3
Transmission: T5
Axle/Gears: stock
Re: Heater pipe wanted
Well, I'm not entirely sure they are all the same but for any cars that return the water to the radiator I can't imagine why they would make any different design to do the same thing. It looks just like my 92 TBI one but you'll have to check for others. Maybe someone with parts catalogs can tell you more. Happy hunting
A look at my factory shop manual shows the same part on V8 TPIs and TBIs, V6s are different. Don't know how carb cars route the heater core return or where they go to??
A look at my factory shop manual shows the same part on V8 TPIs and TBIs, V6s are different. Don't know how carb cars route the heater core return or where they go to??
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Re: Heater pipe wanted
Appreciate any help guys, since I don’t have his installed I’m trying to find a reference and ran into this where it is saying that early 85-86 models don’t have the third connection as mine doesn’t seem to have a bypass valve
@1985_IROC do you have one on your 85?
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/cool...e-routing.html
@1985_IROC do you have one on your 85?
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/cool...e-routing.html
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Re: Heater pipe wanted
Appreciate any help guys, since I don’t have his installed I’m trying to find a reference and ran into this where it is saying that early 85-86 models don’t have the third connection as mine doesn’t seem to have a bypass valve
@1985_IROC do you have one on your 85?
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/cool...e-routing.html
@1985_IROC do you have one on your 85?
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/cool...e-routing.html
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Yeah I don’t have the coolant valve on my system. The 85-86 diagram came out of my GM 1985 Chevrolet Camaro Shop Manual and the other post here on Thirdgen.org seems to say the same. There is no mention of a valve in the shop manual.
I looked at RockAuto and they don’t show a Heater Valve for 85 or 86 but they do for 1987. Also I don’t have a vacuum line laying around or anything that shows something capped off that I can see.
Starting to feel confident that it’s the pipe without an extra port. Was hoping for confirmation from another 85 owner
I looked at RockAuto and they don’t show a Heater Valve for 85 or 86 but they do for 1987. Also I don’t have a vacuum line laying around or anything that shows something capped off that I can see.
Starting to feel confident that it’s the pipe without an extra port. Was hoping for confirmation from another 85 owner
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I have an 86 Iroc, and it does not have the heater valve, and my pipe does not have the provision for it.
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Many thanks guys, appreciate the confirmation!
what a great group
what a great group
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My pipe had narrowed, so that is exactly what I did. Rubber lines and 90's make it follow the close proximity of the OEM routing, except I kept it away from my headers more.
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