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Rb20 Leaking Water From The Back

rinart

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G'day I've had two seperate hoses split on my rb20 since owning it( both in awkwards spot ) and now that I've got the whole running gear out I want to replace all the water lines/hoses.

Does anyone know if im able to buy a complete water line kit to suit from anywhere or am I going to have to get them all made up from Pirtek ect.

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It's pretty pricey from Nissan. I only use Nissan genuine parts for odd shaped hoses that are molded that way, where possible just go to any auto shop and buy the hose you need in desired size by the quarter meter. Calling out someone like Pirtek might be a bit pricey too but might be worth if it you're replacing every single hose.

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It's pretty pricey from Nissan. I only use Nissan genuine parts for odd shaped hoses that are molded that way, where possible just go to any auto shop and buy the hose you need in desired size by the quarter meter. Calling out someone like Pirtek might be a bit pricey too but might be worth if it you're replacing every single hose.

Try Imports 101 they might have all hoses and vacuum hoses as well and if ya gonna change hoses think about replacing the core plugs as well

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