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It's on a TB42 on a GQ. One side goes into the top radiator hose, through that brass octopus thinga, then the 6 lines go into head above exhaust ports.
Just wondering what it is, never seen it before
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ShAgGS wrote:ali head on cast block so thats what you get.
Your saying this like its unusual? Its very common for Cast blocks to have alloy heads. There is no common problem with it.
The hoses would be someones answer to the air pockets that the TB/TD42 engines get in the top of the head. These hoses help blead all the air out and keep it that way. Airpockets cause hot spots. And then the head can crack.
I believe ontrack do this, its head cooling on a tb42. very good when running straight gas, it evenly cools the head whereas without it you have the potential for hot spots
It's simple: questions are inherently good. Your questions... not so much
wrksux wrote:I believe ontrack do this, its head cooling on a tb42. very good when running straight gas, it evenly cools the head whereas without it you have the potential for hot spots
Ontrack and a bazillian other joints
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