Vacuum pills s4 n/a
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Vacuum pills s4 n/a
Just a quick question. You are supposed to have 2 vacuum pills right??
It's been a while, but if I remember correctly there should be one in the pressure sensor vacuum line and then one that goes right under the throttle body?
I dont think I have them, and I'm sure Mazda used them for a reason
It's been a while, but if I remember correctly there should be one in the pressure sensor vacuum line and then one that goes right under the throttle body?
I dont think I have them, and I'm sure Mazda used them for a reason
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How bad is it that I dont have one? I will be getting one as soon as I can, but I want to know if I'm hurting something so I can just take my other car (las vegas + no a/c in beater = )
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can the check valve located on one of the vacuum lines from the rats nest be used in place of the orifice? I have yet to come across anything other than the white/green check valve, and the FSM doesn't show there being a pill/orifice/check valve between the boost/pressure sensor and the vac nipple it goes onto.
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The parts fische index will show a number for ORIFICE.
A search of this forum using ORIFICE and HAILERS will produce the part number.
And NZCONVERTIBLE had a thread on how you could make one and the drill bit size...somewhere on this forum.
A checkvalve cannot be used for a orifice. The orifice just cuts down on the hole size, it does not block or check the path of vacuum.
Some cars will show a problem with no orifice...some will not. I had severe hesitation at low rpms when I left mine out on a n/a car.
A search of this forum using ORIFICE and HAILERS will produce the part number.
And NZCONVERTIBLE had a thread on how you could make one and the drill bit size...somewhere on this forum.
A checkvalve cannot be used for a orifice. The orifice just cuts down on the hole size, it does not block or check the path of vacuum.
Some cars will show a problem with no orifice...some will not. I had severe hesitation at low rpms when I left mine out on a n/a car.
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