August 20, 200620 yr #1 HiI am trying to fit a typhoon oil cooler and new pipes to my turbo I have spent all day trying to remove the water pipe coming from the thermostat to the back of the engine to the heater pipes the long black pipe. I want to place the new pipes in I do not want to cut the pipe or start to remove manifold or starter motor has anyone done it and how?
August 20, 200620 yr #2 HiI am trying to fit a typhoon oil cooler and new pipes to my turbo I have spent all day trying to remove the water pipe coming from the thermostat to the back of the engine to the heater pipes the long black pipe. I want to place the new pipes in I do not want to cut the pipe or start to remove manifold or starter motor has anyone done it and how?←I have done this, but the engine was out of the car.I think you have 2 choices, cut the pipe or start disassembling the engine
August 20, 200620 yr #3 Author I had seen what you have done do you think buy cutting the pipe I will get the new back pip in because of the angel
August 20, 200620 yr #4 I had seen what you have done do you think buy cutting the pipe I will get the new back pip in because of the angel←As it is shorter than the other one, I would think you might get away with removing one of the manifold braces.My engine is out of my car at the moment, so I can take picture for you if you like
August 20, 200620 yr #5 Author Thanks I see these engines every day and I did remove the manifold supports the engines are harder to work on when they are still in the engine bay looks like I have to remove the starter motor to get good room to move it out from the back thanks anyway
August 20, 200620 yr #6 Author MS700 has done this before removed the pipe in the engine bay I am waiting for his reply
August 20, 200620 yr #7 MS700 has done this before removed the pipe in the engine bay I am waiting for his reply←OK, good luck
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