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Putting on a FMIC
In order to put on a FMIC, you have to remove something infront of your radiator. What line is that called? And if someone can help me out with the "relocation" part, that would be awesome.
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RE: Putting on a FMIC
its called the power steering cooling line. Its a metal line that loops around in front of the radiator. The easiest way to get around it would be to cut the line and replace it with a rubber hose and clamps.
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RE: Putting on a FMIC
There are some kits that you dont need to do that.
You may need to change one of your fans to a slim fan . |
RE: Putting on a FMIC
ORIGINAL: TheEngineer its called the power steering cooling line. Its a metal line that loops around in front of the radiator. The easiest way to get around it would be to cut the line and replace it with a rubber hose and clamps. Well without a power steering cooling line..........wont the fluid get pretty warm and ineffective? |
RE: Putting on a FMIC
No hes saying you just need to make it flexy... so.. make it a rubber hose so it can go around it :)
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RE: Putting on a FMIC
yea but you do take the cooling part out of it in the process. But dont worry there really is no side affects. I had a rubber hose on mine for a while without any problems/changes
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RE: Putting on a FMIC
could you use something like an oil cooler for the power steering fluid?
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RE: Putting on a FMIC
im sure you could. You would need a crap load of fluid to fill it though. I say its a pointless expence
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RE: Putting on a FMIC
if the PS fluid doesnt get cooled...will it damage the system or will it just work slightly worse?
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RE: Putting on a FMIC
well its only the line that your changing.. and its not like your removing it totally.. your jsut makign it rubber so it can go around it.
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