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GottaSki 
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 Posted: October-16-2014 at 12:49pm |
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Perhaps this helps. I removed the pipe plug on the circ pump, put a street elbow on there, then a hose barb fitting on the street elbow.
THink i had to massage the street elbow on the grinder. The heater returns to the intake. In the end, much like the auto/truck configuration. This hold heat at extened idle very well, since the hot water returns to the engine, and is not pushed out the exhaust, replaced by cold water. I believe the 143 is for brackish water, when no closed cooling is used. |
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Bri892001
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Posted: October-16-2014 at 12:54pm |
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I thought the 143 was for carbureted engines, and the 160 for fuel injected.
Not sure what the logic is on that, but that's how Nautiqueparts and Skidim list the thermostats. |
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