which side of the heater core do you hook up the hose from water pump
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Asked by bluegene Sep 01, 2015 at 03:50 PM about the 1985 Ford Bronco XLT 4WD

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bluegene answered 9 years ago

there is a inlet an outlet i have had it bypassed for so long can't remember for sure how to hook up hoses one hose is from water pump the other goes to engine

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Kelly answered 9 years ago

no ts... if there is a top and a bottom inlet is top...

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bluegene answered 9 years ago

thanks guys they are the same size and are side by side at the top of heater core i'm pretty sure i remember how they hook up but was wanting to be sure so thanks again

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bluegene answered 9 years ago

yeah that's it 5/8 by 5/8 i believe the left side goes to pump an right side to engine if you are looking at it coming though firewall

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bluegene answered 9 years ago

cool thanks a lot thought that was right but couldn't remember for sure been bypassed for 5 years finally putting everything together again

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