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01-27-2000, 05:53 PM
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Okay, here's the stupidest one I've come up with yet:
Is there a problem installing 6X heads on opposite sides from where they were originally? Duh, Dubb |
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01-27-2000, 05:53 PM
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Okay, here's the stupidest one I've come up with yet:
Is there a problem installing 6X heads on opposite sides from where they were originally? Duh, Dubb |
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01-27-2000, 06:32 PM
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Not if you don't tell them! Actually, the haeds are identical. The only difference being the heater hose fitting at the back of the passenger side head. This fitting can be installed on either head.
By the way, the only dumb question is an unasked one. |
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01-27-2000, 09:09 PM
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You will also have to change the location of the soft plugs that block the water passage in the rear. When you exchange them both fronts become backs, i.e., what used to be the water cross over is now in the back of the head.
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