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Originally Posted by mingus1
I've been told that if both hoses on the monovalve are warm, then it's no the problem. They are.....I can't feel a temp. difference from one to the other.
Right now I would be happy to just have lots of heat tomorrow. If the problem is a bad monovalve can I just bypass it as a temporary solution without harming anything else? Seems like that should be OK.....
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I don't think that is necessarily true. If there is a hole in a monovalve diaphragm, enough coolant might be able to get by to heat up both sides but not enough to produce heat.
Unplugging the monovalve might give you heat, but as someone pointed out the other day, it might not if the diaphragm has a tear in it.
Bypassing the monovalve with heater hose shouldn't cause any problems.