Is something missing!?
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Is something missing!?
Is there supposed to be some sort of hose or, something that is supposed to be connected here?...
In the circled area, i tried peeking into it and it seams as if something should be on it or, plugging it, or....
any input?...
In the circled area, i tried peeking into it and it seams as if something should be on it or, plugging it, or....
any input?...
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Might be an adjustment screw but on an extra one I have sitting here there isn't even a full hole there. So nothing would serve any purpose being there.
Not 100% but I think it is as it looks to be a turbo engine.
Mike
Not 100% but I think it is as it looks to be a turbo engine.
Mike
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lol, thats wierd because I planned to search about this topic because I thought the screw was missing on my old one. I tried to change my BAC out today as advised by the previous owner due to a low idle + stalling problem (mostly with AC on) and the BAC I was given was different...the bottom part that attaches to the hose that goes to the intake pipe was facing the front of the car horizontally rather than upwards like the old one. There was that screw missing too from the hole in the pic you posted in my original one. Was the BAC I was given an S4 one? Can I make it work on my 90 GXL?
btw, sorry for the hi-jack, figured the thread was done with.
btw, sorry for the hi-jack, figured the thread was done with.
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This is the counter-part to the idle adjust screw on the TB on an NA.
Used for fine-tuning the idle..like, if yours idles at 875, you can turn it a bit to get it down to a solid 850.
Used for fine-tuning the idle..like, if yours idles at 875, you can turn it a bit to get it down to a solid 850.
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