I was getting ready to put in my 34" radiator and was checking everything over to make sure I have what I need before I start. Well I noticed there is no coolant port between the transmission cooler lines like on mine. Its the small one that runs from the radiator through the TB and into the driverside head. Ive already done the bypass on the TB so is it ok to cap the port off on the head? This is on an 04' silverado BTW. Thanks for any help.

 

My stock one wouldn't fit when I put the TVS on for the compound setup, so I clipped the line and welded it shut. Been running with no head coolant port flow there for a year and a half now.

 

Are we talking about the coolant crossover pipe thing? I was under the impression that is to relieve excessive pressure build up from coolant boiling in the head....

 

cool man thanks. i guess ill just get a cap and clamp it on.

not sure, its at the front of the drivers side head and the hose is clamped onto a nipple.

 

Yea, and its connected to a block with a tube going to the passenger side head?

 

yeah it goes over to the passanger side, i didnt notice it crossed over before.

 

Yea...odd since my 34" rad has a port for that...

 

I think the radiators from v-6 trucks don't have that nipple.

 

it could be?? because i went to put it in last night and the transmission cooler lines are different threads, so i had to put my factory one back in and ill get some fittings that will work later on when im ready for the fans to go in.

 

That's correct, Luke03 had that same problem and his was from a V6 truck.