help ottp heat exchanger install
help ottp heat exchanger install
hey is there a how to out there with working pictures and good instructions on how to install the ottp heat exchanger on a ss/sc. I dont want to go into this blind so i need to help
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personally i think you can install it without removing the bumper. shortly after i installed mine i bent the brackets and broke the welds on a bump and i jacked up one side and unbolted it. and it came right out. Then fixed it, welded it back and bolted it right back up, all while the bumper was on
welds are fine. Mine has been on for 6 months no issues. You do not need to take the bumper off. Just jack up the car, mark where the two holes have to be drilled on the crash bumper-VERY IMPORTANT THOUGH- center it so it looks centered not measured centered, some people have done the measurments and ended up with it being off to one side when you look at it- use some block of wood then a paint pen- mark the holes then drill them. Then its just running the hosing and bleeding air out of the system. Should only be an 1.5 hour job. I will try and find the diagram for the hoses for you.
I can help you with this if you want. I installed mine on my own. It's really as easy as drilling two holes and bolting it on. No need to remove the bumper. No need to adjust anything in your tune.
it's easier to take off the bumper and its really not hard to take off. I also removed the stock heat exchanger too though. go to the how to section, there should be a good few how too's on how to install heat exchangers, with and without the stock one. just remember the top inlet is the input bottom is output and oyur good to go.
i think everything that you need is in the kit, or so im told, but if not youll need hoses, clamps, and bolts
is it necessary to drain the coolant or, what exactly are the procedures on putting it on
is it necessary to drain the coolant or, what exactly are the procedures on putting it on
buy some extra hose. When i did it the OTT kit didnt have enough hose for routing it good. Cheap to buy extra just in case.
i just pulled the one hose off the Stock HE and drained a bit as needed. Then ran with the stock HE still in place though.
i just pulled the one hose off the Stock HE and drained a bit as needed. Then ran with the stock HE still in place though.
Last edited by cli3e0339384398jk; Sep 19, 2009 at 12:28 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
i just pulled the one hose off the Stock HE and drained a bit as needed. Then ran with the stock HE still in place though.[/QUOTE]
how do you drain the the coolant and after all is hooked up, and what do you have to do to put the right amount back in, i know im asking a lot of nubbie questions but i dont want to start anything without some background ont he subject
how do you drain the the coolant and after all is hooked up, and what do you have to do to put the right amount back in, i know im asking a lot of nubbie questions but i dont want to start anything without some background ont he subject
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