vaccum line
#2
RE: vaccum line
I would imagine that if you disconnect a vacuum line the car would run rough like it has cams. However, it's connectedfor a reason and disconnecting it would more than likely damage the car in some way form or fashion.
#3
RE: vaccum line
I did it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lMnX9KczRc
this guy did it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTThUYf-0uE
so did this guy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5EH9ikkxQY
unplug this
have fun!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lMnX9KczRc
this guy did it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTThUYf-0uE
so did this guy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5EH9ikkxQY
unplug this
have fun!
#4
RE: vaccum line
Uh...why?
The vaccum line to the back of my Plenum came off a couple times...and my car ran like ****. Your idle will jump all over the place, peg at high rpms then drop like a rock and nearly stall. Don't do it.
The vaccum line to the back of my Plenum came off a couple times...and my car ran like ****. Your idle will jump all over the place, peg at high rpms then drop like a rock and nearly stall. Don't do it.
#5
RE: vaccum line
if you unplug any vacuum lines it will cuase the car to run lean and trip the eng light. its not a good idea even if other clowns have done it. just my opinion. plus that line that line you have marked to be disconnected supplys vacuum to the fuel rail pressure sensor, and egr regulator.
#8
RE: vaccum line
if you unplug any vacuum lines it will cuase the car to run lean and trip the eng light. its not a good idea even if other clowns have done it. just my opinion. plus that line that line you have marked to be disconnected supplys vacuum to the fuel rail pressure sensor, and egr regulator.
I would imagine that if you disconnect a vacuum line the car would run rough like it has cams. However, it's connectedfor a reason and disconnecting it would more than likely damage the car in some way form or fashion.
#9
RE: vaccum line
ORIGINAL: blackstallion666
if you unplug any vacuum lines it will cuase the car to run lean and trip the eng light. its not a good idea even if other clowns have done it. just my opinion. plus that line that line you have marked to be disconnected supplys vacuum to the fuel rail pressure sensor, and egr regulator.
if you unplug any vacuum lines it will cuase the car to run lean and trip the eng light. its not a good idea even if other clowns have done it. just my opinion. plus that line that line you have marked to be disconnected supplys vacuum to the fuel rail pressure sensor, and egr regulator.
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