This Would Not Allow Heat Inside The Car. And Would Not Damage The Engine. If You Bypass The Heater Core You Have No Heat. The Heat Comes From Yhe Water Flowing Through It From The Engine. Its Winter Try To Have The Heater Core Repaired Or Replaced. the heater core is the only thing that provides heat to the inside of your car so bypassing it would leave you cold but it will not hurt the engine as long as you couple the two hoses together
won't hurt it, you'll just lose defrost and heat inside the vehicle.
Yes there is, look under your front license plate, or where one would be if they aren't required in your state. Then go right, there should be a flip open cap covering a plug for the block heater there.That is if your vehicle has one installed - not all Taurus/Sables have an engine block heater.
I'm not a mechanic / technician but your engine temperature gauge would indicate that the engine is running cooler than it usually would , the heat from your heater wouldn't be as hot , the gas mileage would be poorer , your check engine light may come on
it has a partially clogged heater core.replace the heater core
what would cause a no start condition when engine spins in a 95 taurus sho 3.2l
the heater core could be pluged or the heater control valve is stuck closed
your heater core is leaking i would replace it.
about 20000
I am very sorry. I was under the impression that if I go to the address bar and ask a question. The answer would be right forecoming. I only asked how to replace the heater core on a 2000 ford taurus. And received only run-arounds.
The outlet from the 350 engine to feed the heater core would be the one closest to the thermostat.
A block heater for that vehicle would be an option. If it came equipped with a block heater the cord would be found close to the battery.
It can do far worse, such as destroy your engine block. I wouldn't worry about your heater core, I would worry about your Engine.