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    Posted: September-24-2019 at 11:01am
My 98 GT40 used to have a heater installed. Previous owner disconnected it and I don't plan to use it either. My question is there is a hose running from a T with a temp sender down to the block drain hole on the side of the engine. Can this hose be disconnected and the T plugged or removed ant eh sender just mounted in the elbow feeding the T. I want to install the drain valves discussed in an earlier thread this week. Its a pain dealing with this hose when draining the block.

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Yup, you can plug the holes. The tee can be removed entirely and the temp sender returned to the intake manifold.
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Whaaaaat, Minnesota and you don't want the heater. Heck I used mine this past weekend to warm my feet and my daughter was wrapped in a towel with the hose feed underneath.
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Yeah, heater is the best.
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Were tough up here! don't need no stinking heater
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Originally posted by TRBenj TRBenj wrote:

Yup, you can plug the holes. The tee can be removed entirely and the temp sender returned to the intake manifold.

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Thought so just wanted to be sure.
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