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Old 09-12-09, 04:51 PM
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Question ID this part please

I'm finally putting my engine back in after a few months of waiting (for no reason but lack of time).
Everything is going great and no real issues or anything... but there is something i got no idea were it goes or if i even still need it (went non-sequential)

Any1 can help me with this:



Also, not 100% sure but this goes to the battery right? Its for the Starter correct?



Many thanks.

- Carlos


PS: not posting pics of the build/etcs since my engine bay is way 2 dirty... and I'm too busy installing everything.. :p
Old 09-12-09, 04:58 PM
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I don't know FD's but brake booster vacuum line?
Old 09-12-09, 05:30 PM
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Check out this link, there are a ton of reference photos there for the FD:

http://www.hawaiitalks.net/rotary-di...intensive.html
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first pic looks like part of the Power Steering plumbing. The mounting tab makes me think that, though I could be wrong.

second pic goes into the main fuse box, which is the one that attaches to the battery. You are correct about it going to the starter.
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i think its the heater core line in the first pic but its hard to tell because i cant tell what size the hose is.
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First picture of a pipe and the hose goes to the cat, the second picture, goes to the fuse box at the battery
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Thanks for the reply's.

I didn't remove anything from the power steering so, can't be. Same for the heater core.
Now, the pipe that goes to the stock cat, that might be it. I still had that stuff in the car since it looked hard to remove it when i installed the mid-pipe.

The 2nd pic, it felt like it should be there, I just didn't figure it out were it was suposed to be bolted exactly. Thanks for making sure

Cyaz around
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Originally Posted by jim kutschke
First picture of a pipe and the hose goes to the cat, the second picture, goes to the fuse box at the battery

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