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dainbramaged
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Post subject: best way to bypass heater until get a new one.  Posted: Sat May 26, 2012 10:37 pm |
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best way to bypass heater-suggestions?, have a problem leaking in boat. what to bypass over the holiday weekend until get a new one. thanks
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Post subject: Re: best way to bypass heater until get a new one. Posted: Sun May 27, 2012 5:00 am |
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I am not sure since I can't look at it and my boat doesn't have a heater but if there is just 2 hoses going in to the heater, water going into heater thru one water coming out thru the other, you should be able to put a splice of some sort to connect those 2 hoses put clamps on of course and be good to go. Not sure what size but I am sure u can find something at your local hardware store.
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dainbramaged
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Post subject: Re: best way to bypass heater until get a new one. Posted: Sun May 27, 2012 5:57 am |
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thanks, I'm off to store this morn. thanks for the confirmation that we figured on doin. for future going to put in a couple of in-line valves for a simple bypass.......
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