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Old 11-17-2009, 08:17 AM
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ok, so I decided to put the intake manifold from a D16Z6 onto a D15B7 cause of the larger runners. everything went smooth until we ended up with an extra water line that originally went from the fast idle thermo valve to a nipple located on the D15B7 intake mani just underneath the larger one. the D16Z6 mani doesn't have a place to put it. so should i follow the D16Z6' map and run it from the FITV to the upper manifold nipple and just block off the one coming from the steel water pipe behind the block? i ask that only because the D16Z6 doesn't have that one from the main pipe anyway if i remember right. or should i use a T fitting and connect them all (which i really can't do at this particular time)
Old 11-17-2009, 10:19 AM
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i think i just answered my own question. i'm thinking it would be best to use a Y fitting so i can keep the original D15B7 coolant format and merge the extra line into the cylinder head where it would be in it's original format by using that method.
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