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    More heat to heater core.

    If the coolant temperature at rear cylinders is 190-195 there would be no reason to do the bypass upgrade,the rear cylinders run much higher than the temperature gauge and thermostat on front of the motor.
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    More heat to heater core.

    Found something different tonight, four seasons # 84908. Would make a DIY rear head bypass easier or give you an extra sensor port.
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    More heat to heater core.

    Hot coolant runs thru heater core summer or winter, there is no shut off valve when it's warm out.
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    More heat to heater core.

    It's more about taking heat from where you want it the least and routing it to where you would want it the most.
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    More heat to heater core.

    Input welcome.
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    More heat to heater core.

    Since the 2 rear cylinders are the hot spots in the coolant system would it be beneficial to run a rear cylinder head bypass system right in to the heater core input? A few years ago I had read somewhere about the rear cylinder head bypass system and I found the threaded plates that bolt on the...
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