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kcabbie 07-17-2011 08:02 PM

Pro Comp intake coolant crossover
 
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The coolant crossover is the only solution i can find for the four holes being on each of the corners of this intake manifold I just purchessed. I am doing the vortec head swap and this is the manifold I plan on going with. Did I make a mistake when buying this?

Can I just plug three of these holes and use the other for the temp sending unit?

And what about the oil pressure sending unit, is it in the manifold or the block? Because I do not see a place to put the unit.
Thanks!

kcabbie 07-17-2011 08:03 PM

Re: Pro Comp intake coolant crossover
 
There is also a tapped hole that goes into the port, between the intake and the dist. hole. Whats that for?

S10Fan 07-17-2011 08:37 PM

Re: Pro Comp intake coolant crossover
 
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Originally Posted by kcabbie (Post 4795653)
There is also a tapped hole that goes into the port, between the intake and the dist. hole. Whats that for?

Vacuum source.

donut 07-17-2011 08:58 PM

Re: Pro Comp intake coolant crossover
 
On mine I plugged the rears and I believe my vacuum "tree" went in behind the carb flange.
Fronts, whatever you want. I believe I plugged one and used the other for a temp sender

Sending unit is behind the intake, on the block.

Pop's C-10 07-17-2011 09:02 PM

Re: Pro Comp intake coolant crossover
 
oil pressure sending unit should be @ tha back of tha block behind tha dizzy

kcabbie 07-17-2011 10:02 PM

Re: Pro Comp intake coolant crossover
 
Thanks for all the replys guys, just did a distributor swap and found the oil sending unit. I was just making sure i did not waste my money on this manifold.
Thanks again!


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