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Old 02-20-2002, 07:24 PM   #3
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Just did this on my 91LX. Just pull off the pump and plug all the lines. I pulled everything off I could, the pipe accross the back of the heads, the tubes and hoses and the vaccuum lines that were attached. I ended up plugging the remaining vaccuum lines and the tube off the x pipe with bolts and clamps.

Oh yeah and I used a 76" belt if I remember and I have A/C (for now).
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