post your vacuum block pictures
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post your vacuum block pictures
there isnt enough that i can find on the web, and i don tknow how to rout mine and what should go where(b16 motor), so help me and other future boosters, thanks, post pictures !!!
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Re: post your vacuum block pictures (mitchell_2kSiR)
What exactly are you refering to in terms of vaccuum lines? Theoretically all you are going to feed through a vaccuum block is your BOV, WG, Brakes, FPR, and Boost gauge. and of course having the line off your IM going to your block....
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Glad i could help. Be sure to put the backflow valve in the right location (as detailed in the picture). I've seen a handful of people put that in the wrong place and have some pretty odd problems because of it.
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Re: (Schister66)
what is the backflow valve? comes stock on cars or no . . also there is an unmarked hose between the yellow and the pink . . thats boost gauge?
GM 3 bar map sensor goes where the stock map sensor goes or it doesn't work there
GM 3 bar map sensor goes where the stock map sensor goes or it doesn't work there
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The backflow valve is a stock piece (its normally grey) that doesn't allow the brake booster to lose the vacuum it stores.
As for the unmarked hose, you can disregard that. It was originally a second vac source feeding the vac block, but soon thereafter i removed it and plugged the hole.
As for the unmarked hose, you can disregard that. It was originally a second vac source feeding the vac block, but soon thereafter i removed it and plugged the hole.
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Re: (mitchell_2kSiR)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mitchell_2kSiR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> GM 3 bar map sensor goes where the stock map sensor goes or it doesn't work there</TD></TR></TABLE>
The 3 bar map sensor is not plug and play and cannot go where the stock one does. Omnipower sells a 4-bar plug and play map sensor if you are looking to avoid wiring and making a plug.
The 3 bar map sensor is not plug and play and cannot go where the stock one does. Omnipower sells a 4-bar plug and play map sensor if you are looking to avoid wiring and making a plug.
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Re: (totsie7944)
i already got my gm 3bar through phearble dude, does it hook up to the vacuum block too? . . and i already know what wire i splice and where it goes i just need the question answered
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I'm running the golden eagle one, but honestly they all function the same. Just make sure you use some teflon tape on the threads to ensure no vacuum leaks.
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have you used this one?
http://www.full-race.com/catalog/pro...oducts_id=1104
im one positive comment away from ordering it. looks like a quality piece for $50. i think it'll improve the response time for my bov because i have too many t's in my current set up.
http://www.full-race.com/catalog/pro...oducts_id=1104
im one positive comment away from ordering it. looks like a quality piece for $50. i think it'll improve the response time for my bov because i have too many t's in my current set up.
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