How to delete PS cooler?
08-23-2006, 11:01 PM
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well nobody would help me here so ill tell you what i did...
just remove the short hose that come from the botton of the resevior to the pipe. and swing the other hose thats on the pipe to that bottom of the resevior. done
as for the pipe itself, i put caps on it for now but i got a hose from a non cooled model and will put it on on my next flush. makes it alot easier to get to the top of the procharger to fill.
just remove the short hose that come from the botton of the resevior to the pipe. and swing the other hose thats on the pipe to that bottom of the resevior. done
as for the pipe itself, i put caps on it for now but i got a hose from a non cooled model and will put it on on my next flush. makes it alot easier to get to the top of the procharger to fill.
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08-24-2006, 12:21 PM
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If you buy a new upper hose without the cooler from the dealer the part number is 10271554, I just bought one myself.
I'm removing the whole pump though so I'm doing things a bit different. I suppose you could also get the right lines for cars without the cooler as well and have it look stock...
Dan
I'm removing the whole pump though so I'm doing things a bit different. I suppose you could also get the right lines for cars without the cooler as well and have it look stock...
Dan
