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Old 05-22-2006, 06:33 PM
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Which heater nipple is the outlet and inlet? The Top is...and the bottom is...? My shop manual does not say and I do not have all the other junk hoses on the car to tell. Thanks
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My 95 should be the same plumbing. If you look at the 5/8" hose there is a plastic fitting (might be a check valve) with an arrow on it pointing the flow direction. This is about a foot forward of the heater connections.
Also, coming off the surge tank hose goes to top heater hose connection, the previously mentioned 5/8" hose goes to the bottom heater inlet. There are total of 3 hoses, engine to surge tank, surge tank to heater, heater to engine.

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In any heater core I've ever seen where the connections are stacked, the lower is always the inlet. The same holds true in the C4.
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The missing link thanks

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