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It is for an oil cooler in the front I would think to allow air flow thru ...
am I right or am I right ? Eric
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Ted.. I waas trying last night.. but how the He** do you remove the heater blower from under the front.. it seems to be bolted in somehow, but I can't find anything to loosen..
any ideas?? I love the clean look on the trunk ya have there.. Eric
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Gon fix it with me hammer
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me gonna do my trunk like that, who needs carpets there anyway...thx for the example !!
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Glad you guys approve, a fuel cell would be nice too.
A 24x4 oil cooler is mounted inside the visible plenum. The plenum then exits via the duct into the driver’s inner fender. This should help to maintain the low-pressure area under the front of the car when compared to the more common method of diverting the oil cooler wash directly down. Eric it’s been so long since I removed that piece I can’t recall where the fasteners were, sorry. |
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Thats cool ted, Thanks anyhow. I have ALL winter to find them hahahah! DAMN!
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I want my trunk to look like that too.
Uh, Ted? Where's your master cyl?
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Are you talking about the fresh air blower? Take the air intake vent in front of the windshield off. there are a couple of screws under it. Stoney
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AAhhhh! Markus, That is a very racer boy look!! are you aure you are wanting to go that way? hahahah!.. I started it last night and had to clinch both my fists and hold them in the sky and curse!!!!!whilst I shook them about  Eric
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