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Intakes causing AC lines to rip?

Originally Posted by jnaut just zip-tie a piece of rubber around them...thats what i did... Yes, after its been repaired, thats easy. What I am asking is there anyway I

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Old 07-08-2010, 03:37 PM   #7 (permalink)
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just zip-tie a piece of rubber around them...thats what i did...
Yes, after its been repaired, thats easy. What I am asking is there anyway I can repair those metallic lines - inexpensively - bypassing the dealer rape.
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