Ok so there are inlets on both sides what about outputs, from the pictures i only see flames on one side?
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All inlets are blocked except the one you use. There are a row of ten to twelve holes in the top. These provide outlets for gas/flames. I cannot count the exact number of holes now since it is buried under several logs and a lot of hot ask. Our coldest nite of the winter. But I can say that I like it and it works very well.
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Yes, they have center inlet and offset outlet. Im sure you can get different configurations as well. They sound just like Flowmaster, at a fraction of the cost. I have one on a 4.7 Durango and it sounds awesome!
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I believe there is only one style downstream sensor and they are different style plug than the others.
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maybe your using the feed side instead of the water side- check the words on the bottom green part to see what side is which
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If one side is lighting, that indicates that they are receiving power. If one side is out, the lights must be defective. The fact that one side is out on both lights at the same time is unusual. There are only two posibilities I can think of. 1 - Both lights are from the same manufacturing run and both failed or 2 - you have a voltage problem and it blew iut the first section. If you can get a voltmeter, check your voltage. If its over 14v, its too high. Either way, return the lights.
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You can use either inlet for either one. Essentially they all the same size, so they are interchangeable. Hope this helps. Good flushing!
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Depends on which way you place it. You can have it push or pull air. I have two in my case now, one as an intake and one as an exhaust. The side with the Corsair label is where the air is pulled from, opposite side is where it's pushed out.
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If I understand your question correctly, my answer is...These are an "L" flow valve. The picture shown has the handle pointing to the inlet, but the valve is effectively off in that position. The handle would point left or right in the on position, and the flow would be in the direction the handle is pointing. (Hope that helps!)
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With the motor on top, and the pump at the bottom, the inlet should be on the left hand side. Outlet should be on the right.There are small arrows cast into the plastic diaghram housing of the pump.
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Actually, the vents might be on the side. I don't recall exactly. But you should be able to see the fan blades through said vents. I'll bet they're no longer turning.
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It sounds like you're describing the air intake. If so, it's made so as propane flows into the stove it draws a measured amount of air which mixes with the propane before reaching the actual burner (where the fire is). Note: the brass hose fitting (which sticks off to the left) should firmly connect to the brass nipple on the burner-- you DON'T want a lose connection there or it could catch on fire.
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I think there is two seperate air nozzles 1 for the bottom & 1 for the side I dont think they aretogether so maybe its all packed away now so cant really be sure sorry
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Gas inlet is on the right side of the unit as you are facing it. My gas line was on the left, had to do some raising and configuring to make it fit.
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There is a vent in the back on the right and what I believe is an intake vent on the left side of this unit.
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Sorry about my error; the exhausted air is discharged on the right face and intake air is on the face as pictured.daves
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The actual heating pad is on one side. However, the shell is aluminum and spreads the heat quite effectively so it heats up on all sides.
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yes theres a spot for another burner--as far as the wires inside the case I don't know---I never had the front off---I never seen one that didnt