Can anyone ID these wires?
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BAC solenoide, i think, i'll look on my car when i get home if someone can't help you sooner, if they do go to the bac solenoide then they don't matter or do anything, i took mine off....
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BAC solenoide, i think, i'll look on my car when i get home if someone can't help you sooner, if they do go to the bac solenoide then they don't matter or do anything, i took mine off....
BAC solenoide, i think, i'll look on my car when i get home if someone can't help you sooner, if they do go to the bac solenoide then they don't matter or do anything, i took mine off....
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No, the wires for your BAC come out of the harness towards the front of the engine, where the wire for the 02 sensor comes out. Thats probably for either the cold startup air valve or the one for power steering (I don't remember the actual names).
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Yeah that's what it's for. FOr either the cold startp air valve or the one of trhe power steering. It's either the selenoid attched to the back lower intake manifold or the selenoid that goes on top of the upper intake maniofld, the one selonoid that was beside the top mount intercooler towards the passenger side.
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The AIR BYPASS SOLENOID, on a 87 turboii, has a black/white wire and a BrY wire going to it. Its located just above and inboard of the BAC. Not a safety of flight item. Theres a air supply valve on the back side of the intake that you can hardly touch, and its wires are BW and LgB. Also not sof. For pwr steering.
You doing a turbo swap to n/a or just got a turbo car now??
You doing a turbo swap to n/a or just got a turbo car now??
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Originally posted by HAILERS
The AIR BYPASS SOLENOID, on a 87 turboii, has a black/white wire and a BrY wire going to it. Its located just above and inboard of the BAC. Not a safety of flight item. Theres a air supply valve on the back side of the intake that you can hardly touch, and its wires are BW and LgB. Also not sof. For pwr steering.
You doing a turbo swap to n/a or just got a turbo car now??
The AIR BYPASS SOLENOID, on a 87 turboii, has a black/white wire and a BrY wire going to it. Its located just above and inboard of the BAC. Not a safety of flight item. Theres a air supply valve on the back side of the intake that you can hardly touch, and its wires are BW and LgB. Also not sof. For pwr steering.
You doing a turbo swap to n/a or just got a turbo car now??
Since I am fairly TII stupid right now, I am gonna be needing some assistance.
Thanks all for your help!!
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