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got my zzp stage 3 he..and oone got pics of where the lines go i looked on zzp site and dont make sense to me thanks alot
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it's a dual pass so doesn't matter which one you make in and out really.
you take the hose off of the stock h/e that is going to the ic pump currently, you install that on the in tank of the zzp h/e
you take the other hose off the out side of the zzp h/e and connect it to where you disconnected the previous hose
you take the hose off of the stock h/e that is going to the ic pump currently, you install that on the in tank of the zzp h/e
you take the other hose off the out side of the zzp h/e and connect it to where you disconnected the previous hose
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is it a long job to do? once the bump is off will i be able to c the pump? will it matter which line comes off the pump and bleed the system how
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you can see the pump if you jack the car up and look lol it's more on the passenger side
and yes it matters which hose you swap on the pump it pumps a certain direction indicated by the diagram above and on the pump itself there is an arrow. it's not rocket science just take the bumper off and you'll see.
and yes it matters which hose you swap on the pump it pumps a certain direction indicated by the diagram above and on the pump itself there is an arrow. it's not rocket science just take the bumper off and you'll see.
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gap the plugs to .032 - .034. Just follow the diagram above for the lines. To bleed the system turn the car on so the pump runs, open the reservoir cap (tube in front of the supercharger) Watch for air bubbles, fill it once it starts dropping. If your heat exchanger has a bleeder valve, you can use that as well.
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gap the plugs to .032 - .034. Just follow the diagram above for the lines. To bleed the system turn the car on so the pump runs, open the reservoir cap (tube in front of the supercharger) Watch for air bubbles, fill it once it starts dropping. If your heat exchanger has a bleeder valve, you can use that as well.
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Using the photo that was posted (Which is like looking down on everything) only worry about the hose going from your Stock HE to your ZZP then to your IC pump.
The video sucks, I'm sorry but I tried to explain everything. I had to scrape the snow off stuff and lie on the floor of my cold garage with my phone haha. The bottom line from the drivers side corner of the ZZP one goes to your IC pump. You need to remove the hose that goes from the nipple on the stock heat exhanger I showed you in the vid that goes to the IC pump and instead go to the ZZP HE and then from that to the pump.
VID00008-20110112-2217.mp4 video by P-38J-Lightning - Photobucket
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The video sucks, I'm sorry but I tried to explain everything. I had to scrape the snow off stuff and lie on the floor of my cold garage with my phone haha. The bottom line from the drivers side corner of the ZZP one goes to your IC pump. You need to remove the hose that goes from the nipple on the stock heat exhanger I showed you in the vid that goes to the IC pump and instead go to the ZZP HE and then from that to the pump.
VID00008-20110112-2217.mp4 video by P-38J-Lightning - Photobucket
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