Do you need your ACV to open your 5/6th ports?
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Do you need your ACV to open your 5/6th ports?
also do i need my air pump for anything but emissions?
btw if i have a cat(just one at my y pipe) do i need to keep my acv, im dont know what the air going into it does but it must be important.
btw if i have a cat(just one at my y pipe) do i need to keep my acv, im dont know what the air going into it does but it must be important.
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No one probably wants to answer you.
If you have an S5, you don't need the ACV. The ports are controlled by a solenoid on the vacuum rack. Obviously, you would need to keep the airpump. If you remove the ACV, you will have to reroute the air supply line to the ports.
If you have an S5, you don't need the ACV. The ports are controlled by a solenoid on the vacuum rack. Obviously, you would need to keep the airpump. If you remove the ACV, you will have to reroute the air supply line to the ports.
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hmmmy air pump just throws air into the acv, and i only have one little vac line going into the acv. and the port opening round things (hillbilly talk) are running off a huge mass of metal vac lines wraping around the round copperish top of the acv.
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