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    Why???

    Egr tube, so dumb. Its in the way of the one 12mm to change out that D gasket on the thermostat housing....


    so much rage.

    Quote Originally Posted by CAH View Post
    pullin up turbo spoolin fast lookin fly like a 3g like a 3g like a 3g



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    Re: Why???

    lol yeah its a pain.

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    Re: Why???

    Pshh next time i touch it im cutting that fucker off.

    Quote Originally Posted by CAH View Post
    pullin up turbo spoolin fast lookin fly like a 3g like a 3g like a 3g

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    Re: Why???

    haha use it as a Cover for the egr...i still have mine but the header doesn't have the screw for the egr pipe haha.

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    Re: Why???

    Yeah, it's a fun one. You'll get it if you swear enough. LOL
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    Re: Why???

    I just disconnected it from the intake manifold, bent it a little, and use a small ratchet, socket and extension to remove the lower nut.

    EDIT: I believe the small ratchet set is 1/4". I should look up the photos I took...

    I have to drill that bastard nut though; it was way too tight and I feared breaking the threaded rod (that would have been a bummer)

    Worked well, and the last coolant leak is gone
    Last edited by ecogabriel; 04-09-2012 at 06:49 PM.
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