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Old 07-04-02, 04:18 PM
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Non-Seq. parts list?
I know what to do, I just need to know exactly what I need and where I can get it from? I.e. what size vacuum hose, what size t-fitting, and so on.

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Re: Non-Seq. parts list?
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I know what to do, I just need to know exactly what I need and where I can get it from? I.e. what size vacuum hose, what size t-fitting, and so on.

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You'll need the t-fitting for the oil metering lines. Get about 4 feet of 6mm and probably about 4 feet of 4mm. I think there's some larger ones in there too i.e. 8mm, but I can't remember
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Can anybody else chime in? IF you have an answer just take 30 seconds to jot it down on here.
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about 20-30 zip ties, i think i used 2-3 tees about 4-8 feet of 4mm all around and where most would use 6mm i just made for work for a good tight fit.
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