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Old 03-02-2005, 10:08 PM
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Can someone please tell me what the hard non-movable lines around the bolts holding the stock uicp on are. They are the two bolts right below the bov. There is ABSOLUTELY no way to get to the one closest to the bumper. Thanks!
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Re: Please help. Quick!

Umm, Not quite sure what you are talking about, but maybe brake lines? Are they green? A picture may help.
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Re: Please help. Quick!


That curvy line is one and then there is two that are routed exactly side by side right on top of the bolt and then down the side of the fender well and across to the pas side below the turbo.
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Re: Please help. Quick!

Oh that is your clutch line. Damn that was a quick response, and with a pic!
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Old 03-02-2005, 10:28 PM
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Re: Please help. Quick!

But how do I get to the bolt to remove it? I have taken off the intake and the fuse box but there is no way to get to that bolt. It is completely surrounded by lines and crap. I'm guessing it's a very bad idea to start disconnecting those lines. My car is just sitting outside all taken apart so I really want to get that bolt off. Any ideas?
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Re: Please help. Quick!

I think that bolt is a 10mm socket size. You could try using a universal joint to get at it. Or you could use a ratcheting wrench. Don't bend that line either, as I am sure you are aware of.
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