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I Need to see it in person. Seem like the same amount on work to eliminate the system as it would to fix it, if not more. -
Just temporarily bypass it, worked fine for me when mine leaked last summer.Leave a comment:
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1. obtain a random cereal box

2. cut out new gaskets
3. install
4. profitLeave a comment:
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My e30s have revealed to me the inner joy of working on ... e30s.
Fuck other cars, however.
d.hitchcockLeave a comment:
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I thought I was the only one. On a side note my driveshaft is taking a crap, and it's the middle of winter YAY!Leave a comment:
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you can go to the parts store and buy a sheet of gasket material and cut a new throttle body heater gasket out of that with an excato knife, to get you by till you can get a OEM 1
or do what jake says and hose barb the inlet and out let hoses together and not worry about it at all. Or you can cut the hoses off short and shove a bolt or plastic golf T in them and hose clamp them in and forget about it as well.Leave a comment:
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You own the wrong car if you are someone that doesn't like working on themLeave a comment:
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Why not just bypass the throttle body coolant block? There's no gain to doing it, but there's no loss either.Leave a comment:
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