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ok everyone, need some help on this one. I have a 1982 280zx turbo. I put a chevy small block in it. How in the world does the heater work? I hooked the lines up to the intake manifold and one to the water pump. Still no heat. There was this little T peice of plumbing from the z that had two wires coming out of it. Do I need to put that back into the system? Or what. Thanks for any and all info.

 

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I don't have more pieces then I started with, I just don't know how the heater works, so I don't know if I need to put this t piece back into the loop or not.

 

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Originally posted by ellobo97:

I don't have more pieces then I started with, I just don't know how the heater works, so I don't know if I need to put this t piece back into the loop or not.

 

Didn't see that Tpiece on my 79/80 280ZX. Just hooked up my hoses to the two coming out my firewall. Mine's a barebones 280ZX though with none of that digital or climate control excess. Have you got climate control? I assume if you found an electronically controled valve (or is it a temp switch? doubt that) it's part of the climate control. Got your FSM? it should tell you...

 

What diam. tube headers did you install? I don't think I caught your motor/build specs? Just be careful as shops often get exuberant at exhaust mods and selling you that their 'tweaks' won't affect your overall flow etc....I've been hosed a few times with stuff like that....never again. You might want to install some Stage 8 locking header bolts while/if they're still well sealed to keep them that way. Not something I enjoy changing to much.

 

 

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