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Coolant tube under intake
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mountaineer2004
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I'd replace the O rings, if you can.
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Yeah, I have the O-rings, wonder if it needs a lil more help. Don't want to install the intake and have that tube leak.
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Wow, good find ! I'd say you're right. Are your new O rings orange like in the pic?
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Just use the O rings. I don't think the orange coating is doing much of anything.
In your pic, I can see black where it looks like is already starting to flak off.
In your pic, I can see black where it looks like is already starting to flak off.
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