LS2 engine covers how?
Burning Brakes
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You'll need to do a little twisting/flexing where the fuel line goes through. The drivers side cover is split to do so, but if you go back w/ some nice dressed up ones you may want to disconnect the fuel line & feed it through. It's easy to get off, but it's even easier to scratch 'em up going back on.
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On the passenger side, take the oil fill cap off first (I know it is obvious, but not to everyone).
On the driver side, cover the fuel line with blue painters tape, and cover the edges of the slot for the fuel line with blue painters tape. The covers are quite flexible, but the warmer they are, the easier they bend. 90 F is a good temp for removing and replacing them.
On the driver side, cover the fuel line with blue painters tape, and cover the edges of the slot for the fuel line with blue painters tape. The covers are quite flexible, but the warmer they are, the easier they bend. 90 F is a good temp for removing and replacing them.
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Melting Slicks
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On the passenger side, take the oil fill cap off first (I know it is obvious, but not to everyone).
On the driver side, cover the fuel line with blue painters tape, and cover the edges of the slot for the fuel line with blue painters tape. The covers are quite flexible, but the warmer they are, the easier they bend. 90 F is a good temp for removing and replacing them.
On the driver side, cover the fuel line with blue painters tape, and cover the edges of the slot for the fuel line with blue painters tape. The covers are quite flexible, but the warmer they are, the easier they bend. 90 F is a good temp for removing and replacing them.
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Burning Brakes
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You can pick 'em up at any automotive store Advance, Pep Boys, etc. for around $5 bucks. This is definatley the way to go if you going back w/ something painted, powder coated, etc. in other words if you put something on expensive you don't want to @#$! up.
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On the passenger side, take the oil fill cap off first (I know it is obvious, but not to everyone).
On the driver side, cover the fuel line with blue painters tape, and cover the edges of the slot for the fuel line with blue painters tape. The covers are quite flexible, but the warmer they are, the easier they bend. 90 F is a good temp for removing and replacing them.
On the driver side, cover the fuel line with blue painters tape, and cover the edges of the slot for the fuel line with blue painters tape. The covers are quite flexible, but the warmer they are, the easier they bend. 90 F is a good temp for removing and replacing them.
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