Blanking rear heater hoses- definitive guide?
Posted: Thu Sep 08, 2016 12:00 am
Hi, and hello - newly registered and newly Bongo'd (well.. Freda'd) members here. Howdy 
We picked up our Freda today, and nearing the end of the long drive home we treated her to some new tyres.
While that was being done, sharp-eyed wife noticed that Freda had decided to give us a playful warning - small amount of coolant leaking out of a 'T-joint' along the Heater pipes, halfway rear on drivers side.
I see on the Bongoland parts shop there are blanking kits especially to address this.
But also reading a few posts on the subject, I note that some folks have made a loopback bypass rather than blanking.
I've also looked at the Lushprojects diagrams. Great resource , but not sure where to start...
All I know is that I want to do it - absolutely.
My query is - Blank them - or loopback?
And can anybody kindly find a way to illustrate exactly which pipes , and where to apply the blank (or loopback)?
Appreciated in advance!
Simon and Nic

We picked up our Freda today, and nearing the end of the long drive home we treated her to some new tyres.
While that was being done, sharp-eyed wife noticed that Freda had decided to give us a playful warning - small amount of coolant leaking out of a 'T-joint' along the Heater pipes, halfway rear on drivers side.
I see on the Bongoland parts shop there are blanking kits especially to address this.
But also reading a few posts on the subject, I note that some folks have made a loopback bypass rather than blanking.
I've also looked at the Lushprojects diagrams. Great resource , but not sure where to start...
All I know is that I want to do it - absolutely.
My query is - Blank them - or loopback?
And can anybody kindly find a way to illustrate exactly which pipes , and where to apply the blank (or loopback)?
Appreciated in advance!
Simon and Nic