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06-11-2005, 03:14 PM
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Purchased an evaporator,POA & expansion valve from cold air products. Installed the evapotator and POA in the evaporator box and set it in the car for a test fit .It looks like the POA valve will come close to hitting the hood when it is put. The attached picture shows the parts on the car. there is five ins between the two lines.Has anyone used this setup before.Do not want continue install until I am sure this setup is right.The valve just about even with the top of the firewall-thanks
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06-11-2005, 03:14 PM
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Purchased an evaporator,POA & expansion valve from cold air products. Installed the evapotator and POA in the evaporator box and set it in the car for a test fit .It looks like the POA valve will come close to hitting the hood when it is put. The attached picture shows the parts on the car. there is five ins between the two lines.Has anyone used this setup before.Do not want continue install until I am sure this setup is right.The valve just about even with the top of the firewall-thanks
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06-17-2005, 12:53 PM
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I have never used their parts but since the lines are aluminum the will bend very easily. Support the end near the fire wall and carefully bend to where you need them.
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