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Old 04-12-2011, 03:44 PM
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Default P1sc install. Coolant pipe conflict with Procharger pipe conflict

P1 kit came off a 2000 with soft radiator hose and going on my 99 with the hard rad Bose piece and now they contact each other.

What am I supposed to do to get them not to hit? Do I make it work or delete the hard pipe a d then I lose my power steering cooler?

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Btw my brothers 2000 hawk has the hard coolant line and the 2000 trans am was all soft rad hose.
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It shouldnt be contacting the PS cooling part of the radiator hose. You sure you have everything routed correctly? Here is how mine looked back when I had the dual IC's:



But even if it is touching it a little, it shouldnt be a big problem.
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It's not supposted to come up this way ?

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I got
It to come between the pipe and fan plate but it's so friggen tight
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uhhhhh....no

Read
http://www.ls1.com/ed/procharger_owners_manual.pdf
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i just looked at pics of the uninstall and they were ran the way im trying to . wtf . this work was done at ecs ,why wouldnt they do it the way the book says .
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can someone get me pics of hows its run on the drivers side. See we kept big pieces together so it went back together fast and the original installer must have done it wrong .
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Pipe does not run by fans and coolant hose. It comes up through the hole by the fuse box....read the manual
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Originally Posted by AFASTYZFR1
Pipe does not run by fans and coolant hose. It comes up through the hole by the fuse box....read the manual
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What they said above. the hoses on the driver side come up through the hole from the fender area by the fuse box. The passanger side is what comes up in front of the radiator.



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