Why don't you get yourself to the local independent muffler shop and have them bend up a connecting pipe to cross the belts. The slightly smaller diameter just might clear. Jim Arnott WetWesties Union, OR Jeffrey R wrote: > > The first problem is the top coolant hose has a part number 025 121 130 (NOT: > 025 121 130A which seems more common on the 1.9 waterboxer). It comes off > the top of the coolant tank and goes just over the a/c belt to attach to the > black metal pipe that that runs across the engine from side to side. The > other hose runs from the water pump to the coolant tank just under the fan > belt that runs to the A/c. the upper and lower coolant hose joint each other > through T connections on each joined by a coupling with hose clamps. > > Any ideas that have worked or suggestions will be greatly appreciated. > > Thanks, > Jeff > 83.5 Westy > NYC |
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