Top hose of the heater core goes to the thermostat housing. The lower hose goes the the fitting behind the A/C compressor.
the block heater is located on the right hand side of the back of the engine block. it has a 3cable flat wire going to it. it is under the A/C hoses routed there. it is about four inches from the front of the engine ( where the serpentine belt is)
Home heater systems can be both gas and electric. The most common options are a fake fireplace, a portable space heater or just a plain old heater routed throughout the house.
your vehicle is equipped with a water cooled manifold
If you have never used it, and your vehicle is equipped with one you will find it bundled up under the hood on the driver side of the engine compartment. The owner's manual states that it is routed around the windshield washer fluid reservoir.
Could be a freeze plug or hose routed behind the engine
Aftermarket? No. Engine has to be manufactured with this built in. The air intake and exhaust is routed differently than a normal non-turbo engine.
There is a 15mm. bolt (long bolt) that adjusts the tension of the serpentine belt. It is in the area of the power steering pump, just left and down. Either draw a map, or look on the front of the engine compartment to see how the belt is routed around the pulleys.
There should be a diagram on the underside of the bonnet/hood.
i would check under the hood at the firewall to see if somebody bypassed the heater core ( re-routed the hoses) alot of people will do that if the heater core starts leaking since it costs a couple of bucks to bypass but hundreds to actually fix
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Yes it does, the belt is routed around both of the overhead cams
The diagram of a 2.0 Dodge Neon engine is located in the service manual. It shows how all wiring, hoses, and emission systems are routed throughout the engine compartment.