Rear cooling tubes (Page 1/2) M.aaron80 FEB 27, 11:08 PM I can’t figure out where this pipe connects, does it go near the firewall? M.aaron80 FEB 27, 11:43 PM I already put the engine in. Can this be put in or should separate the car again? I don’t seen mounting holes for the spots that are on this bracket M.aaron80 FEB 28, 12:07 AM I already put the engine in. Can this be put in or should separate the car again? I don’t seen mounting holes for the spots that are on this bracket Notorio FEB 28, 12:16 AM That tube runs down the firewall. Looking at the engine from the trunk it runs from the top-right side down to the bottom-left side, where the hose connection is in the vicinity of the motor mount. There is no need to take the engine out again. If you 'search' the forum for 'coolant transfer tube' you will probably find a picture showing the mounting locations. Notorio FEB 28, 12:23 AM Here's a picture showing the top-right side. The tube connects to the hose that runs to the thermostat housing ... M.aaron80 FEB 28, 12:27 AM Thank you! It also don’t help that I redid the engine bay insulation. I think I covered the holes for this pipe mcguiver3 FEB 28, 07:43 AM Actualy that tube mounts to the front of the engine. The slotted bracket goes to one of the trans mount studs and the upper bracket screws to the mount for the upper dip stick location mount. M.aaron80 FEB 28, 08:02 AM So it is better if I separate the engine from the car to get this in? pmbrunelle FEB 28, 08:23 AM It may be "better" to remove the engine to install this tube, but I don't think it's necessary. I think it is possible to snake it into place with everything being in the car. See photo for reference: http://www.fiero.nl/forum/F.../HTML/143431.html#p1 M.aaron80 FEB 28, 08:42 AM I will check more on this. I tried snaking it though last nite but got too tired.