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> A bit embarrassed to even be asking this but when it's -30 outside these
> questions just keep running through your brain.
> Last week I learned the hose fitted by the oil temp & pressure sensors in
> actually the heater OUTLET so now I've gotta ask where the hell is the
> heater INLET?  or was there some kind of Y-fitting on the lower rad hose in
> the car?
> 
      Perry,

        You guessed right! Heater return hose Y's into lower (return to pump)
 hose from radiator.

      Best Regards,
      Kelly Troyer