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Old 02-24-03, 05:21 PM
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Need some identification help...

There are two small pieces on the lower intake of the 2nd gen, I took them off an intake that is getting polished and wasn't sure what they are. One looks to be an EGR valve possibly, anyone mind helping me out?

By the way, I can upload a picture I took if anyone needs it.

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Pics would help.
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yes, pics would help a great deal. get on that
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It would help if you visited http://www.iluvmyrx7.com and downloaded the Fuel section and then directed us to the page that shows you those items. Look for the section that deals with *Bac*.
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LIM? NA? Actuators for the Auxilliary Ports? Air Control Valve?
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Okay guys, here's the picture...



That should help.

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the left one is the BAC and the right one the EGR
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The crazy american got it
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You are sure about that??? To the left Is the By pass Air Control Valve and to the right, the Sub Zero Starter Valve.
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Okay guys... what are they? I got two different answers here...
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silverrotor is right:

left is BAC (bypass air control) valve

right is sub-zero thermo valve

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yup the one on the right is the sub-zero thermo valve.
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Okay, thanks for your help.

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oops i got it wrong ...damn, damn, damn, damn, damn, damn, damn, damn, damn, damn, damn, damn, damn, damn, damn...I din't look at the right one good enough... I must now go and hang myself...how could I get that wrong....
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Originally posted by 1987RX7guy
yup the one on the right is the sub-zero thermo valve.
This is wrong. The thermo valve is located on the back of the throttle body. It's purpose is to deny vacuum to the secondary throttle plates until the engine has warmed up.

The valve in the picture above is the cold start assist valve.
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Ohh I'm right...first time ever. What do I get?
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*******Ohh I'm right...first time ever. What do I get?***
silverrotor.....you are the winner of a free piece of hangmang's rope to use on nashman69g humor, please
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I think 15 "damns" more than makes up for his buffoon like error.
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Originally posted by Aaron Cake
This is wrong. The thermo valve is located on the back of the throttle body. It's purpose is to deny vacuum to the secondary throttle plates until the engine has warmed up.

The valve in the picture above is the cold start assist valve.
You've both correctly identified the part, but you've both got the name wrong!

It's the sub-zero starting assist valve.
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So, they are...

LEFT- Bypass Air Control Valve

RIGHT- Sub-zero Starting Assist Valve

Correct?

Thanks,
Scott
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LOL...Yes, that is correct....
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Thanks for all your help, even if it was a little ambiguous at times...

Scott
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