vaccum chamber...
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basically little black box right next to your throttle body the guy with all the vacum hoses attached to him? is he needed or could i take him off?
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basically little black box right next to your throttle body the guy with all the vacum hoses attached to him? is he needed or could i take him off?
Leave it on. Why do you want to remove it anyway?
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Originally Posted by rx7goomba
Leave it on. Why do you want to remove it anyway?
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if your turbos are still set up sequentially, then yes, you need it. If they're non-sequential, then I don't think you need it. Anyone care to confirm?
It stores a vacuum charge, and I think when a solenoid opens or closes, it applies all that stored vacuum to an actuator or something. I think, anyway.
It stores a vacuum charge, and I think when a solenoid opens or closes, it applies all that stored vacuum to an actuator or something. I think, anyway.
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Grab a flashlight and look under the chamber before you attempt a "cleaner" look
It's for the EGR on California cars only
That's where you stick a police whistle for that cool tweet sound (j/k)
the blue connector under the UIM
the hose from the airbox
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