Yes, and it also shows two (2) pretty beat up s/s lines waiting for

disaster to

happen..............Guys, when working adjacent to ANY kind of

plumbing

lines

be very careful not to damage them, if it's that tight remove and

replace them

after....It's a big no-no which will eventually, silently, GET-YA.

                                                           Butch

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dean van winkle wrote:

Paul

The two (2) pretty beat up s/s lines waiting for disaster to.....as noted by
Butch, actually appear to be crimped sleeves on exhaust temperature probes.
The sensing ends of the apparent probes can be seen lower and to the right
in the photo.  Not sure why they are sticking out in the open now.

Dean Van Winkle

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