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steveG
22nd May 2010, 08:50 PM
Does a 200tdi normally have a full flow or bypass heater?

My county has a 200tdi, and a Series3 heater that's not currently hooked up (the heater pipes on engine are just connected together with a hose).

I'm assuming I can just connect it up using a control valve in the hose, but just wanted to make sure it wasn't going to cause any issues if the engine was mean to have a full flow heater like the 300tdi in my D1.

Steve

bee utey
22nd May 2010, 09:05 PM
Does a 200tdi normally have a full flow or bypass heater?

My county has a 200tdi, and a Series3 heater that's not currently hooked up (the heater pipes on engine are just connected together with a hose).

I'm assuming I can just connect it up using a control valve in the hose, but just wanted to make sure it wasn't going to cause any issues if the engine was mean to have a full flow heater like the 300tdi in my D1.

Steve
There is a vacuum operated 4 port heater valve used on VS onward Commodores which allows full flow thru the heater hoses when the heater core is switched off. Just needs a vac valve of some sort to operate it. Saves worrying about no flow.

Sprint
22nd May 2010, 09:58 PM
There is a vacuum operated 4 port heater valve used on VS onward Commodores which allows full flow thru the heater hoses when the heater core is switched off. Just needs a vac valve of some sort to operate it. Saves worrying about no flow.

part # 92036186 - should retail for ~45-50 from any holden dealer