Subject	When you go to put it back together
Posted by	Broke_as_**** on December 12, 2012 at 2:32 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Pull radiator, unbolt ac compressor, unbolt bracket. posted by ZBOOSTT on December 12, 2012 at 07:45 AM
Message	Get the oil line installed and the banjo bolt tightened. Then apply some anti-seize or silicone or anything else goopy that you can spread thin across the top of the banjo bolt and oil line. Carefully install the AC bracket and then remove it, if there was any transfer to the back of the bracket you have some cutting to do.
Follow Ups	Help can't reach banjo bolt from block leaking - ZBOOSTT 16:43:24 12/09/12 Bracket has to be removed 1st. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 18:01:03 12/09/12 Re: Bracket has to be removed 1st. - ZBOOSTT 18:28:55 12/09/12 also speeds up when revved. (n/m) - RonDeezy 02:56:06 12/10/12 meant to put this ^ in my post above. (n/m) - RonDeezy 03:23:27 12/10/12 Oil pressure gets higher when you rev the engine. - Woody75 (Denver) 09:59:32 12/10/12 When you get the bracket off - Broke_as_**** 08:37:40 12/10/12 Re: When you get the bracket off - ZBOOSTT 09:44:06 12/10/12 Pull radiator, unbolt ac compressor, unbolt bracket. - Woody75 (Denver) 09:58:35 12/10/12 Re: Pull radiator, unbolt ac compressor, unbolt bracket. - ZBOOSTT 07:45:58 12/12/12 When you go to put it back together - Broke_as_**** 14:32:05 12/12/12 And here's a picture of how much I removed from the back - Broke_as_**** 19:57:48 12/12/12 Please post a follow up with photos if you can cuz I also - craigz96tt 10:12:14 12/13/12 Re: Please post a follow up with photos if you can cuz I also - ZBOOSTT 11:51:25 12/14/12 Re: Re: Please post a follow up with photos if you can cuz I also - ZBOOSTT 13:38:34 12/15/12
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