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Old 02-12-2009, 06:51 AM   #29
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I was able also to finish up the boxster wiring harness, P/S lines, oil filler tube, and oil dipstick base. Our Dipsticks are two parts, they just snap apart with the push of a tab.

Random photo of the trapeze setup.



The P/S lines are pretty straight foward of a swap. To get to the lines it is easier to remove the A/C compressor than not to. You also have to swap over a small metal clip that holds a connector and is also a ground point. It also holds the P/S line. This needs to be swapped because the P/S lines are just routed a bit different. You also have to remove the pulley on the P/S pump to get to the one fitting that goes into the pump. Here are some photos of the pulley, little metal bracket and A/C bolts.



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