wonneber
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Do you want to rely on heat shrink tubing when you need brakes on the highway or going down a hill?
Dangerous Break !!
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Do you want to rely on heat shrink tubing when you need brakes on the highway or going down a hill?
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Do you want to rely on heat shrink tubing when you need brakes on the highway or going down a hill?
Well if the shrink tube leak then will know how it will feel
.However there is a Plan to locate and replace just the U shape Vacuum hose not the hole thing for the outrageous pricewonneber
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Keep engine vibration in mind when you plan it.
Some flex will be needed.
Some flex will be needed.
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I told you in post #2 to change that stupid pipe! A lot of useless work was completed.
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1/2" shrink tube designed with glue in the inside to stick was tuff to slide in but little lube and some heat it slipped right in end to end like a perfect clove , Tube is holding 30PSI before it enters the booster. cant complain $5 fix until i find a replacement tube
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