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Old 10-19-02, 04:50 PM
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block off plate diagram

i am a bonified idiot, or just want everything for me to be the least painful as possible.

i am looking for a BOP diagram. i got the ones form the 'store' and am wondering where a couple of the smaller ones go.....


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If you post a pic of them, I could label most of them for you.

Just from memory, I can tell you that the arrow-shaped one goes over EGR holes. The S-shaped one goes to the AWS. The One that's all funky and larger than the rest goes to the ACV. One of the diamond shaped ones also goes to the AWS.

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the square with half a triangle goes to the oil metering pump and on of the smallest diamond ones goes over the hole for the double throttle.

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The one that looks like a long hexagon is for the ISC (Idle Speed Controller).
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anyone have them labled on a jpeg or something like that. pre or post install is fine....

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do you use any type of gasket sealer when you bolt the plates on?
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I replaced gaskets if they needed it but did not apply sealer...some have in past but some haven't. Use your discretion and your comfort level with it.
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Nice pics.

I thought the AWS took 2 plates. is the smaller one not needed?
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yes, the smaller one is needed...just don't have one yet and so no pic
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I use copper sensor safe gasket sealant.
I am afraid that without sealant, it will create a small leak.
So I seal them basically.
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go to www.k2rd.cpom and look on their site. the names of the plate are listed next to the pics.
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Remind me...what's all this for again????
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to get rid of the **** that is uneeded
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Originally posted by ejmack1
to get rid of the **** that is uneeded

Can yo be a little more Specific ??
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It covers the holes left by the ACV, EGR, AWS, etc... when you are removing them. Most of the time these are removed to unclutter the engine bay, and eliminate problem areas....
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Just remember that when you block off your ACV, your airpump will not be pumping air to anything and should be unplugged or redirected to your main cat with a one-way air valve.
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thanks for the pics eddie....

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Ya know it's really easy to make block off plates yourself. Get some plate steel and lay the gasket on it and mark an outline then cut it out with a metal blade on a band or jig saw etc.

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59.00 for the set was too good to pass up. that saved me time and effort. roughly half of a day......buying the steel tracing the gaskets, and so forth...

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bonzia racing .com or how ever you spell it sells them in the u. s. for 40 buckss shiped but for some reson they dont give you a instal guide
they have a few differrent sets either an 8 or a 9 plate kit for single turbo conversions
but doesnt come with instal guide
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There doesn't need to be an install guide. The plates only fit the places they are suppose to go. If you don't know what you are blocking off, then it might be a good time to find a local mechanic or someone local to help you out.
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this thread is over 5 years old LoL why did it get re-opened?



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