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Old 02-20-2017, 06:34 AM
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Throttle body coolant lines

I've been trying to find information on this but everyone says bypass it with no further information or even a picture. I have a plug at the back of my head behind the intake that started leaking coolant when I was filling it up. Prompting me to realize there's no throttle body coolant lines and a port in the back with a stem leaking said coolant.
 
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I think you posted in the wrong forum.
 
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It's a 1977 f100 with a 5.0 swap. Maybe posting it in another section would be better
 
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If the EGR is still functional you need to keep the coolant lines. The spacer is feed coolant from a port in the lower intake and the return line goes to the radiator in stock form. If still running EGR the spacer will crack without coolant
 
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