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  • #16
    Originally posted by RhodeStiva View Post
    or get a piee of hose to fit over big part and clamp it on both sides i did this and haven't had an issue.
    I did what Rhodestiva suggested, and it worked great, but now I sprung a new leak further up the line. I have another idea, tell me what you think, what it you ran a rubber coolant hose from that joint by the outlet pipe all the way behind the manifold, get another heat shield from a jy, put it over the rubber coolant hose that runs behind the manifold. Do you think that it would block the heat and keep the hose from melting?
    Last edited by Breedlove; 09-12-2013, 07:53 PM.
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    • #17
      Just try and post results. Only way to know. Anyone can guess at anything anytime.

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      Last edited by jason_; 09-12-2013, 07:54 PM.

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      • #18
        Originally posted by jason_ View Post
        Just try and post results. Only way to know. Anyone can guess at anything anytime.

        Sent from my rooted HTC Supersonic using Tapatalk 2 Pro
        I'm kind of chicken, I am too afraid of it overheating and jacking the heads, I'm just bouncing ideas of people.
        Last edited by Breedlove; 09-12-2013, 09:02 PM.
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        • #19
          Originally posted by Breedlove View Post
          I did what Rhodestiva suggested, and it worked great, but now I sprung a new leak further up the line. I have another idea, tell me what you think, what it you ran a rubber coolant hose from that joint by the outlet pipe all the way behind the manifold, get another heat shield from a jy, put it over the rubber coolant hose that runs behind the manifold. Do you think that it would block the heat and keep the hose from melting?
          Not for long. Run your Festy up a long hill at night, jump out and look at the red manifold glowing like Rudolf's nose.
          Red Rocket 1988 L, 133,XXX miles, 4 sp. AC, hit guard rail in snow, RIP, saved everything but body
          Black Rocket 1988 L 207,XXX miles, 4 sp. AC, engine, trans, wire harness, radiator from RR
          Red Rocket 2 1988 L 138,XXX miles, 4 sp
          White Rocket 1989 L 128,XXX miles, 4 sp. AC

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          • #20
            Run the hose, straighten out a coat hanger to give it some rigidity, then wrap the hose and hanger together in aluminum tape under the manifold. Throwing ideas out there
            -Zack
            Blue '93 GL Auto: White 13" 5 Point Wheels, Full LED Conversion, and an 8" Sub

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