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Originally Posted by Snewo
I can't find a cheap small heater like that with 1" line, which is why I'm asking if it's OK to step it down to 5/8". I do not plan on going through the floor FWIW, I have hose coming into the compartment behind the driver's seat and I'm planning on doing all clamping etc in the compartment.
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so you have your heater line looped after your front heaters? or you tore out all your front heaters? im a bit lost..
if you took out your defrosters and your front heaters then buy 2 heaters.. one to put your defrosters back to work and then one for your heater..
the answer though is yes you can step your line size down to 5/8", you wont hurt anythuing at all by doing it.. if you do try and put 2 heaters in series, the second one may lose a little capacity at idle but not too bad..
if you looped your heater lines Behind your existing defroster system you can still step down to 5/8 but if you have the factory defroster as the first in the flow.. at idle you may lose a good bit of capacity on your new heater, but above idle youll be just fine...
I ran a parallel / series flow system so that I could have a 1 inch trunk and then pull each 5/8 heater off of the trunk... for more than a couple heaters this type system is the only way to go if you want to run 5/8.. but for just 1 or 2 you can keep it simple, step down and go..