Yet another no heat problem

[eaglescout526]

Well yes I did know that. Most AMC numbers have an 89 in front of them. Sometimes even an SF or EF before the 89. But according to the catalog the original number to the one I posted is for a kit of the t-stat and gasket. So I am not sure. 

[JMO413]

I fairly confident the suffix is when the part number changed. It also indicate a part was changed. This gasket was added. I'm guessing original no gasket, AA first design gasket, AB both old and new design, AC all three designs. My true favorite is when it makes it to AO. The one and only time I've seen the letter O in a part number.

[cruiser54]

The 89 came about when Chrysler first bought AMC. 

[jdog]

Ok what do the hoses feel like to the touch, be careful because they can get really hot

[eaglescout526]

46 minutes ago, JMO413 said:

My true favorite is when it makes it to AO

Wait? You haven’t you seen an AQ? Or those Hemi manifolds that are a BA? 

[cruiser54]

Aren't Hemi manifolds BMFs?

[JMO413]

31 minutes ago, eaglescout526 said:

Wait? You haven’t you seen an AQ? Or those Hemi manifolds that are a BA? 

I have seen both of those but AO is my favorite. 

[kidz429]

6 hours ago, jdog said:

Ok what do the hoses feel like to the touch, be careful because they can get really hot

They fairly hot. Not so hot can’t hold on to them but for like 10sec. 

[cruiser54]

both equally hot?