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  1. 27th January 2009, 12:54 PM #1
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    plumbing in a glind hot water system

    where is the best place to take off and return a hot water line to supply a glind heat exchanger unit ?
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  2. 27th January 2009, 12:59 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by incisor View Post
    where is the best place to take off and return a hot water line to supply a glind heat exchanger unit ?
    I would have thought that the best place would be on the heater pipes just before the firewall,

    That way you should also be able to mount the HE on the firwall and make it secure
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    i dont have a heater and dont know where they would plumb in either, sorry
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    Quote Originally Posted by incisor View Post
    i dont have a heater and dont know where they would plumb in either, sorry
    Despite the fact that you dont have a heater there should be tappings on the cooling system - which are currently blanked off

    If it's on a 4BD1 - sorry I dont have a clue where - but they should be there
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    Dave,

    You'll find a short by-pass hose coming from the water pump and going into the bottom of the thermostat housing, right under the top radiator hose.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kaa45 View Post
    Dave,

    You'll find a short by-pass hose coming from the water pump and going into the bottom of the thermostat housing, right under the top radiator hose.

    Danny
    seconded.

    I'll see if I can remember to take the pics of where the perenties asthma unit lives and hooks up.
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