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huh? The sender is tapped into the engine block. There is no "line" going to it.

iirc, one liter should do you from a dry fill, but I'd pick up two just in case.

a picture actually showing the centre cap might help...

well, the driver does sit on the right side of the car over there....so there is just a little difference in wiring harnesses.

remember to replace your differential breather. If it is clogged, you will build pressure when the fluid warms up and you will blow out oil even with new seals.

wow, good thing I asked the question...i was completely wrong! thanks guys.

you do realize pretty much any charcoal cannister will work on our cars...it doesn't have to be the ugly black round one. Several manufacturers make canisters that are mounted near the fuel tank as well if you are worried about asthetics.

one link shorter, one longer.

My first thought was to add a connector to that line, but I couldn't bring myself to cut a new harness. Crimping those wires in the engine bay would have been a pain in the ass as well.

I know I should know the answer to this, but I am second guessing myself. Does the portion of the engine wiring harness containing the diagnostic block/ignitor plugs/etc route through the 2-3 intake runner gap or in front of the #1 runner? The wiring harness being installed is brand new so it...

update? I need a set of hoses within the next two months.

And to the engineers who designed the engine bay wiring harness, you can lick my sweaty beanbag. Thanks for making the rear transmission plug easily accessible.[/sarcasm] Bastards. (if anybody has tried to change an engine bay wiring harness, you'll understand)

not really, I just kind of made it up as I went along. It really helps to have a machine shop at your disposal. If you want, I can list everything you need to have made/purchase to make the conversion work.

how close does your exhaust come to the output flanges of the differential?

well, thats the arm side bushing, not the hub side (go to the actual cygnusx1 link to get the exact part number....48780D is not a part number.)

yep, you don't want to replace the spherical bearing with bushing that rotates about a single axis.

I'll let you know how it matches in a few weeks.(arz front)

a good install guide: http://www.forum.mkiiisupra.net/showthread.php?t=18692

suprasport.com is where i picked mine up.