Subject	The lines can be a pita because the heat shrinks them.
Posted by	CrazyGreek on August 12, 2005 at 10:54 AM
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In Reply To	to all you Z all-knowers posted by eriksu9 on August 12, 2005 at 10:17 AM
Message	IMO you shouldn't be concerned w/ putting braided lines on the heater hoses. If you change them out now (which you have to) it will be a long, long time before they go out again. You might realy have to work to get those suckers off, because like I said, the heat shrinks them and they get really tight. If you are persitent you can do it. Like every thing just expect to take a lot longer than your initial guess.
Follow Ups	to all you Z all-knowers - eriksu9 10:17:24 08/12/05 Could also be the coolant lines going to the turbo - boileralum 10:24:50 08/12/05 thre is a rubber hose right behind the engine's center point - CAP927 (Boston) 10:25:10 08/12/05 Left side turbo cooling line. (n/m) - CAP927 (Boston) 10:28:31 08/12/05 Re: Left side turbo cooling line. - eriksu9 10:29:54 08/12/05 did you check there? if so try using a Long needle nose - CAP927 (Boston) 10:34:37 08/12/05 Re: did you check there? if so try using a Long needle nose - eriksu9 10:45:47 08/12/05 The lines can be a pita because the heat shrinks them. - CrazyGreek 10:54:18 08/12/05 They're not a PITA because heat shrinks them... - craZylegZ 16:01:26 08/12/05 Does it really matter? - CrazyGreek 19:04:35 08/12/05 I agree completely...also wanted to make sure that he... - craZylegZ 09:14:36 08/13/05
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