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coolant pipe
Topic Started: Feb 13 2013, 12:14 AM (1,138 Views)
freegeo
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Is there any new replacement parts available for the metal coolant pipe that runs behind the block? Should I just be picking one up when I go to pull a part? Is the 3 cylinder and 4 cylinder pipe the same?

Are the o-rings still available?
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Pick-n-Pull for the tube.

I have o-rings.

http://geometroforum.com/single/?p=748265&t=5070249

I also have a coolant tube for a '96, if all else fails.

GG
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HelterSkelter
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good luck removing it. mine wouldn't come out with a slide hammer attached. and by slide hammer i mean baling wire attached to a 20 pound weight that i threw in the other direction. and yes it was unbolted.
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Mythstae
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Pretty sure 3 cyl and 4 cyl have different tubes.

Helter, you gotta wiggle it. Don't know how to properly handle a tube? Tsk.
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Svdharma
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Yeah, getting them out can be a bitch, try hitting it with a blow torch if you are at the junkyard. A lot of times they will be siliconed in.
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dayle1960
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You guys know that there is a bolt that attaches it to the block, right?
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HelterSkelter
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Mythstae
Feb 13 2013, 04:59 PM
Pretty sure 3 cyl and 4 cyl have different tubes.

Helter, you gotta wiggle it. Don't know how to properly handle a tube? Tsk.


i did everything imaginable to get it out and it would not come loose.
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dayle1960
Feb 13 2013, 10:29 PM
You guys know that there is a bolt that attaches it to the block, right?
On the 96 3 cyl there's two bolts. One to the block and one to the transmission. ^o)
4 cyl is different I think. :hmm
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