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Installing GTP-38R and new pedestal
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[QUOTE="Arisley, post: 1242477, member: 67"] Don't miss what Ghohouston said about the grease on the orings, it doesn't take much and it holds the orings in place while sitting the pedestal. While you have the pedestal off, check the fuel lines, make sure they are in good shape, especially check where the line goes under the GPR, there is a clamp there that likes to rub a hole in the fuel line. If it is showing wear, you can fix it with a 1/4" compression fitting from Home Depot. Easy to get to with the turbo out, PITA to get to with the turbo in. [/QUOTE]
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