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Old 03-10-2015, 10:33 PM   #11
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I'm not sure how you plan on doing the pipping. If it was me, I would cut the end towards the TB. Get the plastic welder, wrap the wire that comes with it and melt it into the pipping, then use the plastic strips that are included and melt that to the area with the wire. This will strengthen up the pipping so you can get a good seal on it.

TRK may have a better idea. I have a Tiptronic trans so my pipping is different then the manual trans.
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