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Sorry I tried to search but didn't know what to search for.
I see, thank's for the clarification. That makes more sense to me than having it under the hood like my 89 did. Thanks for the speedy responses, I've looked at that from the back bumper for a long time, before I finally gave up and asked.
okay seeing that one really helps my brain, I couldn't tell where the hoses were coming from on or going to on mine. That top view almost makes sense. lol. Now I wish I hadn't shown everybody my rusty frame.
Last edited by druggles85; Sep 29, 2009 at 05:04 PM.
Reason: Because I can
I always loved my tomato juice can. lol. but wasn't that a vacuum canister? kinda OT but does anybody know how many posts I need to become a junior user. I mean I've been lurking here since 06. lol.
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