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Case ih 1660 heater hoses

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Jack Stanley

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Cut the heater valves on today on the ol 1660 and noticed she started running hot got out and there was coolant pouring out from under the cab. I pulled the access cover off in front of the rotor to try to see up under the cab but still don't see any hoses I can see where it has been leaking onto the top of the transition cone. Anybody ever had this problem before? If so how do I access the hoses? It appears to be leaking toward the left side of the cab. Any help is appreciated! Thanks
 
On my 1660, the heater and AC hoses run from the engine along the left side of the bin, and turn inward behind the cab. The AC hoses go up from there. The heater hoses go right through the tin work under the front of the bin. Then they reappear again coming across from the left, under the cab, kind of over the cone area, and then go up in closer to the right side of the cab.
 
They go up the right rear cab post. They are covered with tin piece. Take the cab top off ,you will see they are run on the right side top to the control valve. The valves can seep too.
 
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