Where do these brackets go? (pics)
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Yes the clutch hardline. The bracket in the first photo goes on the transmission bolt, the brand new one (that's way too long btw) pictured right behind the wiring harness.
The second one as mentioned goes to the back of the intake manifold, holds a ground and connector for the coils I believe. If you're lazy like me, or have COPs, eliminate that bracket, bolt the ground right to the intake manifold, and let the coil connector be free!
The second one as mentioned goes to the back of the intake manifold, holds a ground and connector for the coils I believe. If you're lazy like me, or have COPs, eliminate that bracket, bolt the ground right to the intake manifold, and let the coil connector be free!
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Yes the clutch hardline. The bracket in the first photo goes on the transmission bolt, the brand new one (that's way too long btw) pictured right behind the wiring harness.
The second one as mentioned goes to the back of the intake manifold, holds a ground and connector for the coils I believe. If you're lazy like me, or have COPs, eliminate that bracket, bolt the ground right to the intake manifold, and let the coil connector be free!
The second one as mentioned goes to the back of the intake manifold, holds a ground and connector for the coils I believe. If you're lazy like me, or have COPs, eliminate that bracket, bolt the ground right to the intake manifold, and let the coil connector be free!
That makes total sense, now I get it. Thanks a bunch!
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