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| Lilchopshop |
 Nov 11 2026, 12:30 PM
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Member  Group: Members Posts: 117 Joined: 17-February 20 From: New York Member No.: 23,932 Region Association: North East States  |
Well, it’s been a minute since my last post. I spent the summer and fall months doing outdoor projects, but I started working on the car again this week. Here’s some pictures of what I’m working on now.
These pipes are a conduit for the H2O lines running up to the radiator in the frunk. If I didn’t already have this longitudinal open for rust repair, I probably wouldn’t have done this. I used stretch-wrap to protect the AN hose while I was working with it and I used loom sleeving to help pull the hoses through the path up to the radiator. That worked great!     It took me a solid hour wrestle with the hoses to get them all the way from the engine bay to the radiator, but there are no kinks and it looks like this will work fine. The hard part is going to be installing the AN16 fittings onto the ends of the hoses while working in the frunk! Once I was satisfied with this, I pulled the hoses out so I could continue working on the longitudinal. |
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