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Old 10-20-08, 08:13 PM
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Hope the picture works... I just got rid of my first gen and now have a 86 and im not sure what this is? can anyone help? Thanks in advance
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well thanks for the fast response farberio . can you elaborate a little more? what is it for? what will it do being broke like that? Thanks again .....
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well thanks for the fast response farberio . can you elaborate a little more? what is it for? what will it do being broke like that? Thanks again .....
5th-6th port actuators- that whole unit that is attached to you LIM activates the 5th and 6th ports

is that a harness thats broken the picture sucks bad can you get any closer pics
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is this any better? I can see where it broke off at. So with it being broke in high speed it won't run right?
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well picture didn't work...
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The broken part has nothing to do w/ the aux ports. That's one of the solenoids on the ACV. I think it's the split air solenoid, but you can check the FSM to be sure. You're not going to pass smog with it broken, but it won't do anything else.
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^ Now that you mention it I do see the finger in the picture pointing to not the aux port actuator.
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Thanks RotaryRocket88 for the info. It's almost due for the inspection so I will need to fix it.
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Uh, it's not an aux port actuator. The finger is pointing to the ACV.

FSM is in the FAQ.
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