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Dreaming 
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 Topic: Hot water on drivers feetPosted: August-09-2016 at 8:20pm |
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sounds correct!
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drtybrdy9
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Posted: August-09-2016 at 7:37pm |
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just to confirm I found the heater hose coming of the engine and there are some fittings about 1 foot down the line. I can plug the hose before the water would reach the heater and everything else should work fine? Thanks for the help
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Posted: July-18-2016 at 2:32pm |
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You can plug or connect the lines at the heater core end or off the engine. Won't make any difference either way.
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drtybrdy9
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Posted: July-18-2016 at 2:31pm |
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When using the 05 SAN this last weekend, hot water started trickling down the floor by the drivers feet. I am assuming that it came from the heater. I don't use or even care to have a heater in the boat and don't want to replaced it. Is that something I can disconnect back by the engine or does I need to circulate through the system to keep everything else working properly? Thanks for the help.
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