Well i have a 2000 Si and i want to take off my Crusie control but im not sure what to take off. I dont want to remove anything i might need. Like the vaccum hoses

 

I don't know why you would want to remove your cruise, but there is an electrical connector to disconnect and a vacuum hose and the cruise cable. Pretty straight forward. You should probably plug the vacuum port on the intake manifold after you disconnect it.

 

hey man if you do remove your cruise how much would you take for the servo (thing in engine bay) shipped to Raleigh NC?

 

servo thing?

 

big round thing in the engine bay. called servo/regulator.

 

where would i conect the vaccum line to?

 

took mine out couple weeks ago in my si. i have the vaccum line also still there i dont know where i should connect it. and the cable that goes into the car i have to dicconnect. other than that took bout 2 minutes to pull the housing out.

 

but will the vaccum leak cause any power loss? thats what im worried bout

 

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Just cap it.