TII Swap Question / Help / Holes
Thread Starter
Senior Member
Joined: Jul 2002
Posts: 291
Likes: 0
From: Mt. Pleasant, MI
TII Swap Question / Help / Holes
I need help once again, and I know that I will need more. For those of you who have done this I have two questions.
1. Did you retain the NA engine harness, or did you swap that over from the TII as well?
2. Did you retain the NA brake booster lines, or did you swap that over from the TII as well?
Next, can anyone tell me where this line hooks up to (see engine bay pic)? It is the second line that is connected to the charcoal cannister. The other (smaller line) goes back to the fuel tank.
I also cut the holes (see pics) needed for my Greddy FMIC install. Does anyone know what kind of material I woulod use to line the ineer part of the hole itself? I will stillneed to touch them some since my pipes are out for powdercoating.
Thanx in advance
Michael
1. Did you retain the NA engine harness, or did you swap that over from the TII as well?
2. Did you retain the NA brake booster lines, or did you swap that over from the TII as well?
Next, can anyone tell me where this line hooks up to (see engine bay pic)? It is the second line that is connected to the charcoal cannister. The other (smaller line) goes back to the fuel tank.
I also cut the holes (see pics) needed for my Greddy FMIC install. Does anyone know what kind of material I woulod use to line the ineer part of the hole itself? I will stillneed to touch them some since my pipes are out for powdercoating.
Thanx in advance
Michael
Originally Posted by devdog1one
Does anyone know what material this is around the hole and where I can get it?
Picture courtesy (thanx) of cymfc3s
Thanx Michael
Picture courtesy (thanx) of cymfc3s
Thanx Michael
1. Swapped
2. swapped the metal line.
3. I believe (disconnected it during the swap, no emmisions) it goes to the metal vacuum line between the fuel supply and fuel return lines, by the oil dipstick. That metal line T's with the "PCV" coming off the oil fill tube and connects with one of the lines on the turbo inlet duct (it's vacuum source).
2. swapped the metal line.
3. I believe (disconnected it during the swap, no emmisions) it goes to the metal vacuum line between the fuel supply and fuel return lines, by the oil dipstick. That metal line T's with the "PCV" coming off the oil fill tube and connects with one of the lines on the turbo inlet duct (it's vacuum source).
Originally Posted by devdog1one
I need help once again, and I know that I will need more. For those of you who have done this I have two questions.
1. Did you retain the NA engine harness, or did you swap that over from the TII as well?
2. Did you retain the NA brake booster lines, or did you swap that over from the TII as well?
Next, can anyone tell me where this line hooks up to (see engine bay pic)? It is the second line that is connected to the charcoal cannister. The other (smaller line) goes back to the fuel tank.
I also cut the holes (see pics) needed for my Greddy FMIC install. Does anyone know what kind of material I woulod use to line the ineer part of the hole itself? I will stillneed to touch them some since my pipes are out for powdercoating.
Thanx in advance
Michael
1. Did you retain the NA engine harness, or did you swap that over from the TII as well?
2. Did you retain the NA brake booster lines, or did you swap that over from the TII as well?
Next, can anyone tell me where this line hooks up to (see engine bay pic)? It is the second line that is connected to the charcoal cannister. The other (smaller line) goes back to the fuel tank.
I also cut the holes (see pics) needed for my Greddy FMIC install. Does anyone know what kind of material I woulod use to line the ineer part of the hole itself? I will stillneed to touch them some since my pipes are out for powdercoating.
Thanx in advance
Michael
I believe that the second line off the charcoal canister isn't supposed to go anywhere. Or maybe that's the third..... Not sure which one you mean, since you didn't post a pic of the charcoal canister.
Trending Topics
that line you have circled....
look at your two fuel lines, then you will have another line (not fuel), or you will find a metal line w/o a hose. hook that up.
also, you dont have to swap out the booster lines. just buy a longer hose, it works fine.
look at your two fuel lines, then you will have another line (not fuel), or you will find a metal line w/o a hose. hook that up.
also, you dont have to swap out the booster lines. just buy a longer hose, it works fine.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post



