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Putting stock intercooler back on which line goes to the pump side top or bottom off of exchanger?
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Re: Quick ?
does the fluid barely move with the stock ic pump or is it a definate flow?
does the fluid barely move with the stock ic pump or is it a definate flow?
DynaGlide
Ton-Eighty
Re: Quick ?
Where are you looking, in the fill cap on the CAC? I know I couldn't see mine flowing when my truck ran, but I'm not sure my pump was even working.
As far as the hose placement, it shouldn't matter. It is a heat exchanger that flows cool fluid through, while compressed air passes over it. Of course, there is a way that it was set up as stock, but it will flow and work either way.
Where are you looking, in the fill cap on the CAC? I know I couldn't see mine flowing when my truck ran, but I'm not sure my pump was even working.
As far as the hose placement, it shouldn't matter. It is a heat exchanger that flows cool fluid through, while compressed air passes over it. Of course, there is a way that it was set up as stock, but it will flow and work either way.
turbodig
Active member
Re: Quick ?
'Optimal' routing means that you would hook the suction side of the pump to the bottom, the pressure side of the pump to the lower heat exchanger, and the other side of the heat exchanger to the top of the IC.
How much flow you see depends on the pump you have. A short chunk of clear tube will tell you if it's flowing or not.
'Optimal' routing means that you would hook the suction side of the pump to the bottom, the pressure side of the pump to the lower heat exchanger, and the other side of the heat exchanger to the top of the IC.
How much flow you see depends on the pump you have. A short chunk of clear tube will tell you if it's flowing or not.