Underbody Heater Lines
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The underbody auxiliary heater lines have the following features.
- The underbody auxiliary heater inlet line consists of 2 separately installed assemblies.
- The fore underbody auxiliary heater inlet line is a steel tube assembly that carries coolant from the front heater core inlet line to the aft underbody auxiliary heater inlet line.
- The aft underbody auxiliary heater inlet line carries coolant from the fore underbody heater inlet line to the auxiliary heater core.
- The aft underbody auxiliary heater inlet line consists of a steel tube with formed rubber hoses at each end. The rubber hoses are attached and sealed to the tube using constant tension pop clamps.
- The aft underbody auxiliary heater outlet line carries coolant from the auxiliary heater core to the fore underbody auxiliary heater outlet line.
- The aft underbody auxiliary heater outlet line consists of a steel tube with formed rubber hoses at each end. The rubber hoses are attached and sealed to the tube using constant tension pop clamps.
- The fore underbody auxiliary heater outlet line is a steel tube assembly that carries coolant from the aft underbody heater outlet line to the front heater core outlet line.