i dont have pics up right now but i will. my issue is i have a jdm b16a in my 93 hatch, the throttle body that is on it now is jdm, with the backwards throttle ring, i just got another throttle body froma friend he gave me a map sensor with it but there is no where to put it on the throttle body. there is also 2 vacumm line male connectors on it as well that my current one does not have.

my current throttle body does have a map sensor on it, the TB is installed onto a skunk2 manifold. will have pics up of both ASAP

 

TB i just bought



TB im using




im thinking i can just use the cable bracket off my new one and call it good, but i wonder if this new one would be btter to use

 

is the one you got obd0?

 

No offense, but learn how to use the flash on your camera G

 

sorry bout dark pics my cam phone sucks.

the one i am currently using is obd0. i converted everything on the motor over to run as obd1

 

Open dem blinds foooooo!

 

Your new throttle body needs to be hooked up like the firewall map diagram on ff-squad.com/technet. Just scroll down to sensor tech and there is a pic. You may be able to run a vacuum hose from the nub on the map sensor to thethrottle body. There was also a slightly different post about 2 map sensors about a week ago that had the pics posted.

 

blinds open foo

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Endo-land &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Your new throttle body needs to be hooked up like the firewall map diagram on ff-squad.com/technet. Just scroll down to sensor tech and there is a pic. You may be able to run a vacuum hose from the nub on the map sensor to thethrottle body. There was also a slightly different post about 2 map sensors about a week ago that had the pics posted.</TD></TR></TABLE>

pretty sure thats what im going to do, thank you

 

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Ha ha, nice! Much more clear.