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AOS VENT LINE 2003 C4S

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YOUR RESEARCHAOS VENT LINE 2003 C4S

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Replace aos vent line

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Are you looking to replace your AOS vent line?

AOS VENT LINE 2003 C4S
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Replace aos vent line

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Are you looking to replace your AOS vent line?

AOS VENT LINE 2003 C4S
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Does anyone know if the AOS flex vent line routs thru the intake manifold or under the fuel rail on the right side? Looks like it does go thru the manifold on the left side. Thanks

POST 2Original post

Thru the manifold. Are you looking to replace your AOS vent line?

POST 3Original post

Under the intake manifold, from the AOS mine went between intakes of Cylinder 1 & 2 and the out between cylinders 5 & 6 and then up bank 2 to it's connection point. I tried to post a video but I guess it's too large

POST 4Original post

Excellent photos^^Make sure you install the Ultimate AOS Solution!

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

EXCELLNT!!! Thank you for the great photos. Yes replacing the brittle 17 year old line, could not remember how it was pulled out. Looking at a few photos online it looked like it was threaded under the fuel rail but this did not make sense based on the angle of the non AOS end. Now if I can only get the back screw threaded in....very hard to reach. AOS solution.....going with OEM as I just got the part in. Thanks for the help!!!

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