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| | | | Joined: Feb 2017 Posts: 83 Vintage Truck & Tractor | | Vintage Truck & Tractor Joined: Feb 2017 Posts: 83 | The question is , I have the heater hose routing as normal. But I also have a heater hose coming from the lower left side of block. There is a pipe nipple coming out of left lower block and then an elbow with a valve. This transitions to a heater hose that loops over top of engine to a Y splice on heater hose. It was / is for an electric heat pump, for winter.. Can I just eliminate the pipe nipple, plug it off and remove.the heat pump and Y. ? OH Yeah, this is on a 51 3800 with a 216 engine . Thanks guys.
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