DPFE hose identification
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Duh,
I just answered my own stupid question. The hoses look the same on the outside in the dark but I disconnected them again and looked closely. The inner diameters are different making them hard to mix up.
It just didn't look right to see the rubber hoses crossing over each other to connect to my sensor after I was done changing it. Other engine pics I saw online appear to have the hoses running parallel and not crossing over each other.
I just answered my own stupid question. The hoses look the same on the outside in the dark but I disconnected them again and looked closely. The inner diameters are different making them hard to mix up.
It just didn't look right to see the rubber hoses crossing over each other to connect to my sensor after I was done changing it. Other engine pics I saw online appear to have the hoses running parallel and not crossing over each other.
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Yep, 1999
Been doing a fair amount of work on the truck lately and this forum has been invaluable. I have learned a lot about my truck and saved a lot of money.
I have some interesting info to post when I have time to write in depth.
Been doing a fair amount of work on the truck lately and this forum has been invaluable. I have learned a lot about my truck and saved a lot of money.
I have some interesting info to post when I have time to write in depth.
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