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I just found out the reason that previous owner modified the A/C high pressure hose from the A/C pump is because the steering pump higher pressure hose interferes with my Greddy aftermarket radiator. The A/C high pressure hose has been leaking forever due to poor welding, now I just want to replace with a new OEM piece.

How do you guys deal with the interference between  steering pump hose and radiator?

Note: I already have twin SPAL electric fans, I think I can play around the position and get away. 

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On 12/8/2017 at 12:45 AM, etang789 said:

I just found out the reason that previous owner modified the A/C high pressure hose from the A/C pump is because the steering pump higher pressure hose interferes with my Greddy aftermarket radiator. The A/C high pressure hose has been leaking forever due to poor welding, now I just want to replace with a new OEM piece.

How do you guys deal with the interference between  steering pump hose and radiator?

Note: I already have twin SPAL electric fans, I think I can play around the position and get away. 

I have changed from twin SPAL 12” electric fans to one SPAL 16” electric fans and installed all new AC/C high pressure hoses then finally solved all this problem.

 

cheers to cold A/C

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