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Dave_FLMar-05-02 10:18 AM
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#16484, "downpipe heat problem with A/C line"




          

the A/C hose on my car closest to the down pipe has a hole in it. I guess the heat from the downpipe heated up the rubber so much it finally gave out. I am going to replace the hose very soon. Would you guys wrap the down pipe or put something on the rubber hose to sheild it from the heat? Tell me what you guys would use?

Dave
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RE: downpipe heat problem with A/C line, thedawg, Mar-05-02 10:59 AM, #1
RE: downpipe heat problem with A/C line, DarKReaLity, Mar-05-02 11:28 AM, #2
      RE: downpipe heat problem with A/C line, Dave_FL, Mar-05-02 12:04 PM, #3
           RE: downpipe heat problem with A/C line, pn0ymahal, Mar-05-02 12:30 PM, #4
                RE: downpipe heat problem with A/C line, Dave_FL, Mar-05-02 12:53 PM, #5
                     RE: downpipe heat problem with A/C line, pn0ymahal, Mar-06-02 12:33 AM, #6
                          RE: downpipe heat problem with A/C line, Dave_FL, Mar-06-02 11:57 AM, #7
                               RE: downpipe heat problem with A/C line, pn0ymahal, Mar-06-02 12:21 PM, #8
                                    RE: downpipe heat problem with A/C line, Dave_FL, Mar-06-02 12:46 PM, #9

thedawgMar-05-02 10:59 AM
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#16485, "RE: downpipe heat problem with A/C line"
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... Ask RRE what it is... I'll try and read the numbers/words off it tonight, but it's some sort of fire-retardant tape.

Also, I've seen aluminum duct tape in Home Depot for furnaces and stoves for cheep.

Gimme a star if this helps, heheh, I don't have any emoji

  

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DarKReaLityMar-05-02 11:28 AM
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#16486, "RE: downpipe heat problem with A/C line"
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hey man i like that heat shield for your turbo...who made that for you and how much...i want something like that for mine.

  

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Dave_FLMar-05-02 12:04 PM
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#16487, "RE: downpipe heat problem with A/C line"
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Whats that stuff on the down pipe?

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pn0ymahalMar-05-02 12:30 PM
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#16488, "RE: downpipe heat problem with A/C line"
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road race made his heat shield its not cheap around 180-210 about ... the thing on his dp is thermo tec to cool down the engine bay... i plan to do it soon but i dont know if i got to remove the manifold and dp etc or if i can do it on the car...dame
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Dave_FLMar-05-02 12:53 PM
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#16489, "RE: downpipe heat problem with A/C line"
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Where can I get that stuff? And removing the down pipe isnt to hard. Its just 6 bolts if I remember correctly.

Dave
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pn0ymahalMar-06-02 12:33 AM
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#16490, "RE: downpipe heat problem with A/C line"
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well how do you go about removing the lower bolt on the dp that connects to the turbo? i got no room to move my wrench there?... i have to un bolt the dp under the car since i got it welded hrc to stock and unbolt the turbo from the manifold and have some hold the turbo dp etc while i unscrew that dame bolt...? any race or import store should be able to order it for you... also a domestic shop also..
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#16491, "RE: downpipe heat problem with A/C line"
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You can unbolt the fan in front of the downpipe. Push the fan down as far as it will go and then you can get access to it. Then use a small wrench. You can do it.

Dave
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#16492, "RE: downpipe heat problem with A/C line"
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hey dude, sounds good last time around 11pm tried to remove my fan and it would not move. there is only 4 bolts holding it plus 2 sensors right? also did you use a angeled or offset wrench? you used a small kind do you know what brand name it is? did you remove the coolant hose also? ....also do you got a special tool to tighten the exhaust manifold bolts with a ratchet ? i always got to use those stupid little keys...
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Dave_FLMar-06-02 12:46 PM
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#16493, "RE: downpipe heat problem with A/C line"
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Yes there are 4 bolts holding the fan on. I used a adjustable wrench to get the downpipe bolts off. It was the only thing that would fit under there. And I have a allen wrench set that has rounded ends so you can tighten the manifold down at an angle.

Dave
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