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Old 10-14-2005, 08:49 PM
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i'm running all my acesseries: fmu, bov and boost gauge to my fpr. my bov is not going off all the way, is this too much for one vac line?? that other line that looks like a fpr behind the fpr, can i use that for my bov??
Old 10-14-2005, 08:56 PM
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yea, thats too much stuff off of one line. Pick another line comming off the manifold and T into it
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i don't really know my lines, will that line that looks like a fpr behind the fpr be fine? too much acess might be the reason why my **** isn't running right
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anyone?
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for what motor. i'm t'ing all that stuff too off my fpr. HAHAHA but anyways, i got my vac box, just been too busy to mount it and hook it up. i really need though. regardless, you should consider a vac box and T off the brake booster line instead of the fpr. that's what i'm gonna do
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If you t mulitple actuators/sensors off of one source you will adventually dull the response.

For example, My BOV worked quickest (least compressor surge) t-ed alone off of the brake booster.
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If your going to T everything off one line make sure its at least a big line, like the brake booster.
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i'ma hook the bov to a seperate line but keep the fpr vac line with the fmu and boost gauge. i might have a leak through my boost gauge cause it's a plastic tube that came with it.
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did u buy the gauge new? those teflon lines are usually pretty durable.
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brand new autometer and came with the thin white tubing, it seems rather cheap tubing cause it can bend an cause a leak. i hooked the bov to the vac line behind the fpr. still same. i think the problem was a blown valve cover gasket. i see oil around my cover and on the i.m.
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wouldnt u rather have the fmu on its own line rather then the bov? personnally id rather have my fp go up asap
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i was thinking about gettin the golden eagle vacuum manifold with six slot to fix my problem. it's like $30 but is it any good? i know i got a leak somewhere.
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just get a vaccum box then. i have one. just haven't hooked it up.
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