about how much would it cost to get a rotary shop to do the vacuum line install?
01-23-05, 10:12 PM
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Santa Clarita is located in the area of Valencia , Saugus, Canyon Country, and New Hall . the only place near us in Santa Clarita is Tri Point approx 45 miles away but bring your wallet and credit cards their not cheep .
01-23-05, 10:29 PM
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Its cheap if u do it your self but also a lot of work. I think rx7 store sells a complete vaccume kit for like $90, and u just have to be carefull with the check valve that break. there is complete write up on http://www.scuderiaciriani.com/
01-23-05, 10:33 PM
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ok its hard as **** to do it yourself . long time too, thats the truth, rx7trix.com sells the hosing for like 45 bux or less its like 30ft. you will break an actuator or two those are expensive if you buy them new i would buy them online used if you could
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I ditto mokton and assasin... as for your location, I have NO IDEA where ANY of those cities are lol sorry. But you can DIY. It will be much cheaper and you'll gain a huge amount of experience by doing it.
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01-24-05, 12:38 AM
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I charge 250 to do it plus the hose costs. It is an easy job for me. I can do them in about 3 hours start to finish and contrary to what Mr assain says the solenoids/actuaters don't ALWAYS break. Someone needs to learn to be carefull
450 is alot but if you don't feel like trying it yourself then it may be worthwhile.At least you can have someone to blame other than yourself.
If you do it yourself, pull the entire rats nest including the fuel lines out of the car in one step. I laugh at everyone who tries to take those little phillups screws out.That is the WORST way to do it.
450 is alot but if you don't feel like trying it yourself then it may be worthwhile.At least you can have someone to blame other than yourself.
If you do it yourself, pull the entire rats nest including the fuel lines out of the car in one step. I laugh at everyone who tries to take those little phillups screws out.That is the WORST way to do it.
01-24-05, 01:52 AM
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well, i already have the hose kit...i just really don't want to do it...maybe someone who knows what they're doing wants to help me for a price?
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