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Ah, I see now, on the trunk side. Guess he ran the lines like that to include the gauge back there. I bet that would clean up easy with aluminum lines and tube nuts.

There's not a lot of room back there, the housing can swing up and make contact if it's not tight.


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Ah, I see now, on the trunk side. Guess he ran the lines like that to include the gauge back there. I bet that would clean up easy with aluminum lines and tube nuts.

There's not a lot of room back there, the housing can swing up and make contact if it's not tight.


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Yeah, I hear what you are saying...but, we checked the rear end travel for any conflict and all the hardware and lines were well out of the way...just not pretty. I like your idea to clean things up with more hard lines that are direct. We did also remove a couple mud-dauber nests when we were back there. Those came from its few years down in Florida before I got it.

I found a few more pictures that show the 'plumbing'.

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