Re: My new problem (was Re: [DMCForum] Claude is banned)

[jordan rubin <nuttenschleuder@xxxxxxxxx>]

Walt,


  Actually my original intention was to not use the
pipe.  I got enough silicone hose from Rob Grady to do
the job.  In an effort to keep it original at the last
minute I decided to go with a pipe that was in good
condition. It was too much of a pain in the ass to
find couplers and clamps here in Germany to do the job
right.  I was behind schedule


jordan

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--- Walter Coe <Whalt@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> > That pipe might be above the Y, I dont recall now,
> either
> way, I'm
> > trashing it.
> 
> This is the same pipe that Jordan Rubin replaced on
> his car.
> It appears that the primary reason for the metal
> pipe is to
> have an easy-to-reach spot to connect the heater
> hose to the
> engine without going under the intake manifold, but
> this is
> only a convenience when installing engines.  I see
> no
> problems with what Samuel wants to do.  Looks like a
> good
> way to eliminate a potential leak.  New coolant
> hoses
> usually need to be tightened up a bit after a few
> thousand
> miles, and hiding them under the intake manifold
> makes them
> damn near impossible to do anything with.
> 
> Walt
> 
> 


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