Block off plates Q?????
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Block off plates Q?????
the last thing i need to complete my T2 vert swap is to install my new block off plates. My question is i want to put all of them on but dont have the tools and time to take off my intake manifold to finish blocking off the rest of the vacuum ports. Can i just put the plates over the holes on the turbo side of the motor and seal of the vacuum lines goin to it. OR do i have to install all of the block off plates at once. its doesnt matter im just gonna eventually do em all but i use this car as a daily driver lol... and am at the point where im gettin rid of all the emissions ****.
another question is about all the colored plugs that are in a bunch right by where my powere steeering pump would be. there not p[lugged in cuz my rx tech said they didnt need to be. He also said sumthing about butting a connector by my FCD??
another question is about all the colored plugs that are in a bunch right by where my powere steeering pump would be. there not p[lugged in cuz my rx tech said they didnt need to be. He also said sumthing about butting a connector by my FCD??
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Install the plates you can get too right now, that will get you rolling do the others when you feel like it i guess. the colored plugs are for the emissions solinoid rack that was over there, you can either put them to the side out of the way incase you wanna put emissions back on or cut them off to make it look real clean over there, either way...
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No tools? I'm in the process of doing the same, and I don't think I used anything more than a 10mm, 12mm, screwdriver, pliers, and wire cutters.
I did a full rat's nest removal and replaced all of the fuel, PCV, and vacuum lines. I'm waiting on the rest of my fuel injector seals to come in before I put it all back to gether and fire it up though. Maybe this weekend I'll get it done.
If you have the block-off-plates kit like I have, it probalby comes with one that blocks off the BAC. Just be sure that you leave that attached and working. That needs to stay so that your car will idle right.
I did a full rat's nest removal and replaced all of the fuel, PCV, and vacuum lines. I'm waiting on the rest of my fuel injector seals to come in before I put it all back to gether and fire it up though. Maybe this weekend I'll get it done.
If you have the block-off-plates kit like I have, it probalby comes with one that blocks off the BAC. Just be sure that you leave that attached and working. That needs to stay so that your car will idle right.
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thank you all the replys helped. And yeh i did the swap and other mods at my folks garage. I moved across town into my new apt. So its hard to find the time to get the tools. lol. so i can remove the unnecessary crap above the turbo cut the plugs off and ill get the rest of the **** later. Also i installed a walboro FP my guy said i needed to but the yellow connector by were i hooked up my FCD?..