Cooling diagram
#2
Search for the FSM (Factory Service Manual). Plenty of places online to get it. And then not only do you have the coolant flow diagram but also every other diagram you could ever want for your car.
Actually, I'm sure the thread on this forum pointing to a site hosting the FSM still exists. Search feature. GO GO GO!
edit: Here ya go. http://www.hi-impact.org/ryang/modif...8_manuals.html
Actually, I'm sure the thread on this forum pointing to a site hosting the FSM still exists. Search feature. GO GO GO!
edit: Here ya go. http://www.hi-impact.org/ryang/modif...8_manuals.html
Last edited by mrslysly; 09-23-2009 at 09:36 PM.
#4
#7
There are a lot of entry/exit breaks in the system
one heater connection on lower left side of rear housing and then the metal tube line that runs on the firewall behind the engine and the other line connects near the t-stat (attachment #3)
one throttle body connection near the t-stat and the other connection point is on the top right side of the rear housing behind the intake manifold (hose runs underneath the UIM - attachment #5)
the rest is pretty straightforward, but feel free to ask if you have any questions
.
one heater connection on lower left side of rear housing and then the metal tube line that runs on the firewall behind the engine and the other line connects near the t-stat (attachment #3)
one throttle body connection near the t-stat and the other connection point is on the top right side of the rear housing behind the intake manifold (hose runs underneath the UIM - attachment #5)
the rest is pretty straightforward, but feel free to ask if you have any questions
.
Last edited by TeamRX8; 02-21-2010 at 11:21 AM.
The following users liked this post:
RX8WI (11-19-2020)
#8
Anyone know where to get a replacement heater hose ? Ive searched and nothing. Its the 61-213 on the third diagram I believe. Im uninstalling my racing beat gauges and the water temp sensor adapter is there.
Thanks
Thanks
#9
#11
Regarding the hose that runs under the UIM. Does anyone have a part number for that? And where I could get one I know this is an old thread just trying to figure out where my leak is and is seems to be coming from underneath the UIM.
#12
Bolk heater hose of the same diameter and length will work fine.
#13
Good to know! Hopefully its that hose and not something worse :/ the smell is terrible it doesn't leak much but it steams a bit (especially after spirited driving) and when I've got the vent on it gets all in the car. The coolent temps haven't been effected at all though.
#14
Bumping for a question.
What purpose do the two little hoses on the rear of the coolant expansion tank serve? There is one that feed below the Tstat and one that feeds above. Some type of bypass? Does the larger of the two allow coolant to pass through to the engine when the thermostat is closed?
What purpose do the two little hoses on the rear of the coolant expansion tank serve? There is one that feed below the Tstat and one that feeds above. Some type of bypass? Does the larger of the two allow coolant to pass through to the engine when the thermostat is closed?
#17
Schematic diagram
The other day I was doing some studying and 've made these comprehensive schematicd diagrams, I think it's nice to share them with others.
End plate
Thermostat housing
Cooling schematic diagram
Supplementary links:
End plate
Thermostat housing
Cooling schematic diagram
Supplementary links:
The following users liked this post:
ciprianrx8 (02-28-2022)
#18
Bumping for a question.
What purpose do the two little hoses on the rear of the coolant expansion tank serve? There is one that feed below the Tstat and one that feeds above. Some type of bypass? Does the larger of the two allow coolant to pass through to the engine when the thermostat is closed?
What purpose do the two little hoses on the rear of the coolant expansion tank serve? There is one that feed below the Tstat and one that feeds above. Some type of bypass? Does the larger of the two allow coolant to pass through to the engine when the thermostat is closed?
.
#21
Essentially and technically yes! Apart from the heater core sits on the other side of the dashboard, firewall connection, a few heater core hoses, water direction on toper metal pipe.....
Having "Restricting Valve Orifice" is hit and miss by the year of production and the imported market as far I understand.
Having "Restricting Valve Orifice" is hit and miss by the year of production and the imported market as far I understand.
The following users liked this post:
rob babicki (06-19-2021)
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Shadowrx
New Member Forum
14
05-06-2014 10:59 PM