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Old 05-11-2009, 03:41 PM
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is that throttle body coolant hose? can't seem to get a # from anyone & i want to have the right coupler to bypass the TB
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1/4" or 5/16" i cant rem.. but i think i used a 1/4" coupling on mine..
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yeah it's 5/16" got a couple fuel couplers & some dust caps just waitin on the truck to cool down a little so i can get it finished up
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alright all done actually been done for awhile but noticed that the temp gauge like JUMPS up to like 195...almost 210...that normal after this mod?

this pic was just at an idle on first start after completion

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the factory gauge is a dummy gauge. its not even close to accurate.
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lol ok thanks its weird how somethin so little can actually make a difference
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The passenger side hose on mine was long enough to reach the other connection without a new hose or coupler. Pretty sure it's 5/16.
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