fuel reg. and damper vac line install?
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fuel reg. and damper vac line install?
I drove the GTS yesterday and noticed a slightly higher idle and not quite as smooth as Id expect (intake refresh this winter).
Poking around I found with great dismay the vacuum line off the throttle body to the fuel reg and dampers disconnected from the t.body.
Is there a way to re-attach without lifting the intake again? I sure hope so
Poking around I found with great dismay the vacuum line off the throttle body to the fuel reg and dampers disconnected from the t.body.
Is there a way to re-attach without lifting the intake again? I sure hope so
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Yes. It's possible. Pull the airbox and MAS and get out your inspection mirror and needle nose pliers.
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Thats the hose, that if i were in there again, Id glue a LONG hose onto those fittings, so I had the room to secure them for handling or mistakes, in an easier place to repair again later.
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FWIW surprisingly its quite easy to replace that line if the hood is removed.
Or you you can find a 10 year old to put them on top of the engine and they can see the port while laying on the intake.
Or you you can find a 10 year old to put them on top of the engine and they can see the port while laying on the intake.
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I put a bunch of towels down over the intake, radiator and ignition stages, then lie on top of the motor.
You will need a mirror and a flashlight along with your needle nose pliers.
That connection is the one on the bottom of the throttle body. You should be able to get to it.
I just did this job over the weekend to reconnect the connection on TOP (between the intake and throttle body). I pulled the intake. Ugh.
You will need a mirror and a flashlight along with your needle nose pliers.
That connection is the one on the bottom of the throttle body. You should be able to get to it.
I just did this job over the weekend to reconnect the connection on TOP (between the intake and throttle body). I pulled the intake. Ugh.
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The air pump diverter valve is connected to the port on the bottom. The connector Malcolm needs to reconnect is the firewall-pointing port on top of the throttle body.
That leaves the front-pointing port that connects to the tank vent diverter.
That leaves the front-pointing port that connects to the tank vent diverter.
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What Dave said!
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Dave is absolutely correct........after some contortion, flash lights positioning, mirrors etc I re-attached the line......yippee
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