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Weber sidedraft part numbers

Yota 2.4L 22-R I4 Yota Engine Yota Tech
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oldsklminitrk   +1y
LMAO I just noticed if ya look in the valve cover you can see 2damlo's look of enthusiasum for working on my truck
2damlo   +1y
yea he wanted it done right so he called me over oohhh low blow
twisted minis   +1y


So you ran it with the stock fan before and it ran cooler? If so, I'm getting one. Those look pretty damn cool.
oldsklminitrk   +1y
Yeah cause its actually bigger than the factory I think and it causes the water pump to turn slower...something like that
twisted minis   +1y
Yea, I just figured if the water pump was turning slower it would pump less water.
3tcrob   +1y

It does turn slower It prevents cavatiation, When you are cruiseing at highway speeds or faster the pump perpeller will create a pocket and the water will flow right past it causeing the motor to get hot.
oldsklminitrk   +1y
Yeah Seth I cant remeber how they explained it to me at LC
Ok so here another problem youll run into the 22r and 22re use a rubber gasket for the thermostat,you have to go back to the 20r thermostat gasket.
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Next when you have to install the senors you wont be able to run a factory fuel pump and youll need adapters so the sensors will fit.
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And Finally a big block chevy fuel pump block off plate works wonders here....it 4.99 and works as good as the LC 49.99 plate
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3tcrob   +1y
Damn cant wait to see it all together, You using a aftermarket gauge and the Oe one still?
oldsklminitrk   +1y
Nah all OEM gauges thats why there are two sensors.....I couldnt get around it and besides I like my factory dash
Hopefully this will be a big help to you for what to look out for.
3tcrob   +1y

Yeah that is for sure It is turning out nice though, Cant wait to see it all together