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    turbo addict Turbo Mopar Contributor Dave's Avatar
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    Heater core help

    While swapping out new heater core lines, I had to fab up my own lines partially to make it fit nicer, now I've lost which line goes where.

    Which line runs to the passenger side of the heater core, and which line runs to the front?? This is on a 90 T1 Minivan.

    Need help asap, I don't wanna be stuck at my parent's house all night.

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    Re: Heater core help

    Either or. Doesn't really matter as long as the coolant flows from the head-heater core-water pump.
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    Re: Heater core help

    It doesn't matter but make sure to back flush the heater core as if you hook it up backwards, otherwise all that crap goes into the system.
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    Re: Heater core help

    K thanks guys. I obviously had a 50/50 shot at getting it right. I have heat and everything seems to work great.

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