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Hi all,

I bought myself a Just Jap Cooling - Pro Intercooler kit, it came with everything I needed plus this hose which I have NFI what it does, where it goes, or even what it does.

(see attached)

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Can anyone please fill me in on what it does? Where it goes?

Sorry for the trouble, I tried searching, but I didn't even know what I was searching for.

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Thats to relocate your actuator line... the stock SMIC piping has a nipple where it originally connects to,,, the new piping does not have one (i have no idea why) so you use the vac hose and T piece to tap into the BOV line...

Cheers

Edited by QRI05E
Thats to relocate your actuator line... the stock SMIC piping has a nipple where it originally connects to,,, the new piping does not have one (i have no idea why) so you use the vac hose and T piece to tap into the BOV line...

Cheers

So basiclly it's a new hose going from the nipple of the actuator and tapping into the BOV line?

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