Is the Z tube or pop charger that's rubbing the AC line?
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I've heard people talking about this subject before but wasn't sure actually what they mean. I'm guessing they were talking about the metal spring clamp-screw rubbing the AC line but, if the clamp is put on reverse the screw is on the opposite side on the AC line and faces towards the oil dip stick (that's how my Z-tube is installed-no problems).
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Originally Posted by kenempireex
i installed a Z tube, but i don't see it touching the AC line
It depends on how the A/C line is run. If it's touching, you can carefully bend the A/C line out of the way.
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Originally Posted by kenempireex
i installed a Z tube, but i don't see it touching the AC line
For preventative measures I went to Home Depot and bought some foam pipe insultation. I wrapped the whole A/C line in the foam insulation, and then taped it up with high heat rated electrical tape. If have be running with this solution for over 2 months now with no issues.
Here is how I avoided that same problem you had from happening.
http://www.mvtdesign.com/350z/ztube/1.jpg
http://www.mvtdesign.com/350z/ztube/2.jpg
http://www.mvtdesign.com/350z/ztube/3.jpg
Last edited by crypten; 06-08-2005 at 11:05 AM.
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