Hi there.
Kevin from Colac Victoria
Hope your all surviving the current situation.
We originally sent this as a question via email to another member who reccomended joining this forum and tagging @gloverman
We are currently installing a 1UZFE into a 1998 Hilux for a customer.
So far we have the motor and all running gear installed.
Now it's time to do the cooling system and we have a few questions hopefully one of you guys could help us with.
Can anyone advise us on the plumbing for the pump located on the front of the intake manifold ( above the ignition lead cover)
Where do the hoses need to be routed to?
Unfortunately we were supplied the motor and components already removed from the donor vehicle and haven't been able to figure it out by looking at images online.
Also we've noticed that in all the images we have found that the radiator hose that runs out of the thermostat housing is ran to the lower inlet of the radiator as opposed to the normal top of the radiator in most vehicles.
Is this correct?
Thank you for your time and undoubtedly we will have a few other questions that we will add to this thread.
Kevin.
Kevin from Colac Victoria
Hope your all surviving the current situation.
We originally sent this as a question via email to another member who reccomended joining this forum and tagging @gloverman
We are currently installing a 1UZFE into a 1998 Hilux for a customer.
So far we have the motor and all running gear installed.
Now it's time to do the cooling system and we have a few questions hopefully one of you guys could help us with.
Can anyone advise us on the plumbing for the pump located on the front of the intake manifold ( above the ignition lead cover)
Where do the hoses need to be routed to?
Unfortunately we were supplied the motor and components already removed from the donor vehicle and haven't been able to figure it out by looking at images online.
Also we've noticed that in all the images we have found that the radiator hose that runs out of the thermostat housing is ran to the lower inlet of the radiator as opposed to the normal top of the radiator in most vehicles.
Is this correct?
Thank you for your time and undoubtedly we will have a few other questions that we will add to this thread.
Kevin.
