heater/temp sender

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hammondo
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heater/temp sender

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Where do I connect the heater pipes and the temp sender? I can see two spots, one on the head and one on the water pump. But I will need three holes won't I? (btw its a grey motor). Can I put in a 't' or will there not be sufficient flow with the heater pipes off for the temp sender to work?

any help greatly appreciated.

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Greg
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Post by reidy »

Looks like the head on your car is off an FE or FC Greg. These heads only had one outlet for a temp switch. FE/FC's had one outlet in the water pump and another outlet from the thermostat housing. These two outlets went to the heater. FB/Ek heads had two outlets and one in the water pump and didn't have the outlet in the thermo housing. Best thing is to get an FE/ FC thermo housing and run this outlet to the heater.
Hope this makes sense.
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Post by Craig »

later grey heads came with 2 points on the head one for the heater one for the temp sensor I dont believe using a T would be sufficent as as you said with the heater off you wont have flow sorry but im too pised to offer a solution
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Post by hammondo »

Thanks guys, makes sense to me. My head was cracked and I bought this one fully reconditioned, without realising the difference.

Now, whats the solution? just in case I can't find a fc thermostat housing.

Thanks
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Post by reidy »

I don't think you will have any trouble picking up an FC housing Greg
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