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[QUOTE="tbsimmons, post: 210137, member: 2026"] I would suck from the bottom and return to the top. I know there should not be air in the system at the top side but I would hate to have pump cavitation. Also I have not looked that close to the coolant flow on these trucks but I would keep in mind the thermostats. If the EGR dumps into the block then i dont see a problem, but if the flow would have to go through thermostats then the pump will dead head. I would try and see if you can put a 90 on the passenger side. I thought there was enough room to install one when I put my block heater in. [/QUOTE]
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