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[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/zBfplun.jpg[/IMG]
I hope this is pic of the "extra" hole left after mounting my thermostat housing. I don't remember what it looked like before it was taken apart. Is this thermo housing the right one?

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What year, make, size engine?

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Sorry, it's a '60 235.

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Seems to be an unused hole on the engines I have.


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That makes me feel a little better. Thanks.

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On my 52 216 I have a threaded hole on the housing that holds a screw for a bracket. The bracket holds the metal fuel and vacuum lines that go from the carb over the engine front to the fuel pump and distributor.


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Some years have the battery ground strap attached there.
It looks like your thermostat housing is on backwards though.


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Pre'68 Dave surely has the eye on this one..I have to agree


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