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Hey guys just wondering how to peeps get to the stock water line at the back on the engine? like how do u replace it? or even undo it? without taking engine out?

Cheers

CHi

its located on the plenum at the back of the engine, you will need to remove the aac valve and move some wires out of the way. you will see a little 90deg rubber house connecting to the plenum, that will be it. you can reach it with a long set of pliers and disconnect it.

what’s even more difficult, it's also bolted down by a bracket right at the back of the engine near the gearbox, i just broke mine because i was replacing the whole line anyway but it’s a !@#$ to unbolt that little bracket. good luck! :cheers:

cheers!

:D

I don't like chopping and brazing the stock line, but some do it.

Hell, some even just use an olive fitting screwed on.

Some even more ghetto people just use a piece of rubber hose to join it.

The way I like to do it is to take the stock line off, wraps around the back of the block, and have a braided line made up for the whole way.

Behind the block on the stock line is a little rubber hose joiner - being 10+ years old, it is likely perished or about to leak. If you do it right now, it will save having to take the line out later.

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