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IaM-Ray

Well it goes from the engine, under the rocker panel with other hoses and coolant hoses, then via the wheelwell, then under the dash and it is tied at every point. So while it can be done if I can make a small patch hose, if there is not enough hosing left after I cut the end off, it could be much easier. Then again, your right in that I need to evacuate it and after it is done recharge it. Just a lot of fun, like carbs

8/10/193:30 PM

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