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Diceman what actuates that valve?

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The pressure differential on each side of the valve. Completely automatic operation. It must be installed with the pressure hose on the end opposite the spring cavity which is the obtrusion on one side of the valve. Also the heater shut off valve must be between this valve and the heater core.

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Good deal Diceman. I like the idea of the coolant circulating through the heater hoses but not through the heater core during the warm/hot months.
Course my 49 216 which is still mostly original seems to work fine as is but may not with a slightly hopped up 235 that's being readied.

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I seem to remember seeing an H-shaped heater hose connector with a small-diameter crossover tube that bypasses a little coolant back to the return line even with coolant flow to the heater core shut off. This would accomplish some positive flow from under the thermostat housing to the water pump inlet and assuring coolant flow through the block.
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