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egr plate coolant lines?

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  • Start date Start date Sep 2, 2007
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1 comes from the lower intake.a pipe plug fixes that.and the other comes from the coolant rail on the lower intake.a rubber cap and hose clamp will fix that.
i had mine like that for 2 years.then i just ran the pump to the heater core with rubber hose,and put the sensor into the intake using a reducer.
 
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