here is the pic. its the big one on the right that you can see was pressed in by the lift. i suspect that it is coolant but i'm not too sure. can someone tell me what it is and how much it costs to replace? [IMG] [/IMG]
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YOUR RESEARCHCan Someone Identify Which Pipe Is messed up?
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AC LINES.THAT IS THE PASSENGER SIDE CORRECT?IF SO THEY ARE THE AIR CONDITIONER LINES COMING FROM THE ENGINE TO THE FRONT OF THE CAR.
yep, passenger side. ok good to know its not something more important. i never use the A/C anyhow. (btw..whats with the caps lock bud? all ur posts sound like ur screaming. lol)
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