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Engine Bay Cleanup

This is my ongoing mission to make the engine bay a little more unique and a bit nicer looking.

Braided Fuel Lines
Billet Oil Dipstick
Cam Cover Painting
Catch Can Pipework
Remove hard lines from intake manifold


Cam Cover painting

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Gulp..
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I did lots of cleaning but forgot to take a pic of it afterwards
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Primer
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Top coats
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Bolted back down.
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Sorting out the catch can pipework.

First on the list was a billet aluminium breather adapter, and -AN fittings to go with it:
http://www.intengineering.com/Billet-Aluminum-Breather-p8914999-1-2.html

The adapter (with AN-10 thread) with an AN-10 to AN-12 reducer so I could use AN-12 pipe
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Next some AN-12 nylon braided hose and AN-12 90 degree swivel elbow
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Assembled and ready
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Before
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Removed - gulp!
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And fitted in place
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I relocated the catch can to behind the battery on a bracket made out of a one I bought from a DIY shop. It's meant for building house walls with.

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I also painted the blue tee, but it ended up hidden anyway!
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Final location. It's still not 100%, there's a bit more tidying to do.
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Coolant expansion line

There was a spare hard line on top of the intake manifold after the evap system tidy up which I wanted to remove, but it was welded to one of the coolant pipes. So I ran some AN-6 steel braided pipe under the manifold to replace that.

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Braided fuel lines

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Billet Oil Dipstick

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