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> Diagram for heater tubes?, For a ‘73 2.0
arne
post Sep 20 2017, 07:40 PM
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So I removed all the heater tubes and elbows from the heat exchangers months ago when I dropped the engine for oil leak remediation. Had them stripp d and such at the shop that dipped the two deck lids. Now I need to put it all back together, and it looks like a big, raw steel jigsaw puzzle. Does anyone have a diagram or guide as to how it all goes together?

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post Sep 21 2017, 09:06 PM
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yep, sorry i posted the wrong picture Dave, thanks for the correction! i have now the correct one from Rhodyguy. of course since i had the original stuff for 75 on there when i first got the car, and it was shot and had to be pulled, i made the change to the earlier HE, but didnt know i was missing those until much later as well. only recently did i try and source the proper ones and didnt know the difference between the tail and side shift guides. it will work but it did get contact with the shift bar and now i know why .
always learning! ( i did get a 19/25 on Clay's tec quiz and 5/6 on tie break questions- not too bad and i learned some stuff too.
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