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Old 12-23-08, 06:47 PM
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Vacuum question

With all of the "garbage" stripped off of an rx7, what exactly is left that needs vacuum? I think i have it all but just want to double check.

-Boost sensor
-BOV
-Boost Guage
-FPR

What would be the best way to run these lines? There are i think 7 ports on the UIM for vacuum and one at the BAC valve.

second, my car is leaking air from somewhere, no idea whether it is boost or vacuum i just can't find it and other then the obvious start it and spray carb cleaner at probable areas, is there another way to...pressure test my manifolds and throttle body to find the exact spot of the leak?

http://s17.photobucket.com/albums/b8...view=slideshow

there are some before and after pics of what i have done with my car and whats been taken off (basically all block off plates)
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Brake Booster vac also
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Oh ya i forgot to list that one, but it is taken care of.
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I'm curious. Where are there seven sources of vacuum on a series four engine?There are not is the answer.
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http://fc3spro.com/TECH/PROBLEMS/EM/vacdiagram.gif

look where the UIM connects to the throttle body.....3 hoses on the front, 4 on the back.
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Originally Posted by RotaryCyphaX
With all of the "garbage" stripped off of an rx7, what exactly is left that needs vacuum? I think i have it all but just want to double check.

-Boost sensor
-BOV
-Boost Guage
-FPR

What would be the best way to run these lines? There are i think 7 ports on the UIM for vacuum and one at the BAC valve.

second, my car is leaking air from somewhere, no idea whether it is boost or vacuum i just can't find it and other then the obvious start it and spray carb cleaner at probable areas, is there another way to...pressure test my manifolds and throttle body to find the exact spot of the leak?

http://s17.photobucket.com/albums/b8...view=slideshow

there are some before and after pics of what i have done with my car and whats been taken off (basically all block off plates)
Boost leak tester ftw.

http://www.machv.com/macvleaktes.html

No affiliation but I've used one of theirs for years, it's just a basic homedepot job but works perfectly.
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Originally Posted by RotaryCyphaX
http://fc3spro.com/TECH/PROBLEMS/EM/vacdiagram.gif

look where the UIM connects to the throttle body.....3 hoses on the front, 4 on the back.

I was just messing with you.

Only one of the four on the back is vacuum. The lower one. On the front only two are vacuum. The others route to prior to the throttle plates and hence are not vacuum.
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So what would be the best way to wire up my vacuum? use the lower one on the backside for the FPR and 1 on the front for the boost sensor and the other on the front for the boost guage and BOV?
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On my NA I only have lines for the FPR, brake booster, and pressure sensor
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I'd use the original nipple for the BOV. That's the one on the right side or the intake. Just aft of the BAC if memory serves.

One on the back for the aftermarket boost gauge.

Maybe the top one on the front for the boost sensor. Lots of ways to do it. The attached jpg is off a series four turboii hood.
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