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Old 05-29-2003, 08:18 PM   #1
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When installing my Novi, I busted a vacuum line. A little JB Weld is all it took to fix it. It's held up fine ever since.

If you get some JB on your hands or fingers, just wash them before it has a chance to dry. I've never used gloves but it would be a decent idea if you're going to be working with alot of JB.
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