My Reroute drawing
04-06-2009, 08:31 AM
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Little thread resurrection.
I just did some work on my system tonight. FWIW, the Kia waterneck is a different size than the Mazda one. Will probably use a larger hose so be prepared for it to be too large for the radiator connection. I couldn't get the OEM upper radiator hose on it.
I think now I'm going to be doing what Brain did and cut the port down on the 1.6 neck and finding something to plug that hole, unless I can find some better fitting hose for the Kia piece. However, the spacer I had made locally is 1 1/8" thick instead of 1" so it's going to take a little more work. Brain, do you remember off hand what pitch the bolt was you used?
I just did some work on my system tonight. FWIW, the Kia waterneck is a different size than the Mazda one. Will probably use a larger hose so be prepared for it to be too large for the radiator connection. I couldn't get the OEM upper radiator hose on it.
I think now I'm going to be doing what Brain did and cut the port down on the 1.6 neck and finding something to plug that hole, unless I can find some better fitting hose for the Kia piece. However, the spacer I had made locally is 1 1/8" thick instead of 1" so it's going to take a little more work. Brain, do you remember off hand what pitch the bolt was you used?
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04-06-2009, 08:50 AM
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I know you have that one. And that's what I did, I went through the hoses behind the counter at Advance last night and was not able to find anything that fit well (and also gave me the right angle to get the hose around the intake manifold), everything was too small or too large or was some crazy design. Of course, they don't keep as much in stock as the other stores, but then again, this one is 5 minutes from my house rather than 35. Guess I'll try a better one today after work.
*edit* Thanks Brain. Didn't even notice that the first time I looked at the pictures. Sorry.
*edit* Thanks Brain. Didn't even notice that the first time I looked at the pictures. Sorry.
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04-10-2009, 06:30 PM
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I just found an ideal hose to do a reroute.
I have no idea what car its for (neither did they guys in the store), but it's a Gates 3526
Just need to cut it under the throttle body and use S-shaped hose to connect further to the radiator. Pics are in a Westfield so the last bit is a bit different
Oh, and this is a good way to block off the front. Cut off, thread with M14x1.5 and put an oil drain plug in there. This is a 1.6, but I think a 1.8 could be done in the same way.
I have no idea what car its for (neither did they guys in the store), but it's a Gates 3526
Just need to cut it under the throttle body and use S-shaped hose to connect further to the radiator. Pics are in a Westfield so the last bit is a bit different
Oh, and this is a good way to block off the front. Cut off, thread with M14x1.5 and put an oil drain plug in there. This is a 1.6, but I think a 1.8 could be done in the same way.
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04-11-2009, 02:51 AM
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Actually moving the sensor is a good idea. There's always flow towards the turbo (although the hose is still hanging loose in that picture). Try pulling one hose off while it runs and see what happens 
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Even without turbo, there'd still be enough flow through the ISC.
.Even without turbo, there'd still be enough flow through the ISC.
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