would this damage my FD???
02-23-04, 11:10 PM
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would this damage my FD???
Well its like this, I thought I flooded my car so once it finally got started I still noticed the idle was real ruff!
So I drove it around a bit then later realised the FPS vacume line had fallen off the UIM!
Would I have caused any harm to my engine driving it without the FPS plugged in????
So I drove it around a bit then later realised the FPS vacume line had fallen off the UIM!
Would I have caused any harm to my engine driving it without the FPS plugged in????
02-24-04, 03:15 PM
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Are you still using stock vacuum lines? If so I'm not suprised it came off. When I was replacing some of mine, the two leading in the vacuum chamber came right off (wow I thought) but the new ones take quite some effort to come off. So if you haven't yet, replace as many of the stock lines as possible - and besides, it's fun to work and it can make your eng. look cool.
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If you didn't boost your engine while the vacuum line was disconnected, then your engine is fine. You only slightly flooded it.
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yes as soon as I plugged it back up it drove as good as new, yes I have already done a Complete vacume hose replacement, Ive actually got soooo many photos and Mpegs of my car and other cool stuff I wanna show but I cant seem to upload any of it to this site
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