Where does the hot coolant hose connect in this heater hose diagram?

The hose labeled "hot" runs from the heater control valve down to the point labeled "intake," indicating the hot supply comes from the intake.

Where does the return hose from the heater core go?

The hose from the heater core, labeled "warm," runs down to the point labeled "PUMP," i.e., the return goes to the pump.

What components are shown in this schematic?

Two boxes labeled "valve" and "heater core," with hoses connecting them and lines running to points labeled "intake" (hot) and "PUMP" (warm).

Does this diagram give hose sizes or part numbers?

No. It is a hand-drawn routing sketch only, with no hose sizes, part numbers, or torque/clamp specifications.

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1969 Ford Torino Heater Hose Routing Diagram - Valve, Heater Core & Pump

Hand-drawn coolant routing schematic showing valve, heater core and pump hose connections

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Hand-drawn coolant/heater hose routing schematic connecting valve, heater core and pump with labeled hot, warm and intake lines.

AI caption February 2015 · Photo 58 of 112

This document is a hand-drawn heater hose routing schematic, uploaded to a 1969 Ford Torino gallery under the filename "heater hose.jpg." The sketch shows two rectangular components: a heater control "valve" on the left and the "heater core" on the right. Each component is drawn with three hose connection stubs, and hoses are drawn crossing between the two components. One hose leading away from the valve is labeled "hot" with an arrow and terminates at a point labeled "intake," indicating the hot coolant supply from the engine intake area. Another hose leading from the heater core is labeled "warm" with an arrow and terminates at a point labeled "PUMP," indicating the cooler return line back to the water pump. The document contains no year, model, engine, part numbers, hose sizes, or clamp specifications — it is purely a routing/flow reference showing which hose goes where: hot coolant from the intake feeds the valve, passes through the heater core, and the warm return goes back to the pump. Faint mirrored text bleeding through from the back of the page is not legible. A reader can learn the basic coolant flow direction and hose connection scheme for the heater circuit as drawn by the owner.

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Frequently asked questions

Where does the hot coolant hose connect in this heater hose diagram?: The hose labeled "hot" runs from the heater control valve down to the point labeled "intake," indicating the hot supply comes from the intake.
Where does the return hose from the heater core go?: The hose from the heater core, labeled "warm," runs down to the point labeled "PUMP," i.e., the return goes to the pump.
What components are shown in this schematic?: Two boxes labeled "valve" and "heater core," with hoses connecting them and lines running to points labeled "intake" (hot) and "PUMP" (warm).
Does this diagram give hose sizes or part numbers?: No. It is a hand-drawn routing sketch only, with no hose sizes, part numbers, or torque/clamp specifications.