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Old October 20th, 2007, 8:52 PM
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I see alot of guys take off the dryer hose looking thing that connects to their air filter. Is that safe and advisable?
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Are you talking about something that goes from the fender to the airbox?
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what do they do after they remove it??


do the clothes dry ok ??
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nothing they just leave it off. they let the air flow right into the cleaner, not through the duct into the cleaner...

no, i lose alot of socks that way. i found out whre they all go...their damn air filters
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so they remove the intake plenum that leads to the air filter box, not the line from the filter to the engine.

I would at least screen the filter canister to keep large debris out. is it where water may enter if splashed??
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no it is on the older chevy 350 tbi motors
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what year?

I would have to have a visual..
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93, im trying to find a picture of the engine for you
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ORIGINAL: mudderfan

93, im trying to find a picture of the engine for you
truck...

like this???




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