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Old 05-24-02, 12:52 AM
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Question I may be in over my head!

Well it started pretty simply. I orederd a FMIC, new intake, and a Greddy Puley Kit. So while I am waiting on the parts to arrive I decide to remove the air pump since I have a midpipe anyways. So I remove it and then I decide to remove the two pipes that went off the back of it.
I also removed the UIM to get it polished but I broke two little plastic check valves. They were stuck on the vacumn lines. Where can I get replacement ones? One was connected to the bottom of the UIM towards the rear of the car and the other was with the 4 vacumn lines that enter the UIM from the front driver side.
Also I plan on blocking off the ACV and the AWS. Does anything special have to be done for the AWS or do I just cap the elbow nipple and block of the the AWS? Where exactly is the ACV? I think it is where the upper pipe off of the Air Pump went, is that correct? Now I am also going non-sequential using Ryan (Don't be a Rikki) instructions. What else can be removed while I am this far in my disassembly? EGR, etc...? Scott
Old 05-24-02, 12:58 AM
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For the check valve, get some check valves from the HELP section of your local auto parts store. They are like 4 bucks a pop, I used them on my car before. But they are one way valves, like the stock ones and make sure you put them in the way the other ones were going.
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i disagree.
Checkvalves are one of the things that you SHOULD get mazda replacememnts... They are designed for the heat and such of the FD3S
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Does Mazdatrix sell them? I finished my non-sequential but now I have to get my BOP's made for the ACV and AWS. After that I believe I can start to put the UIM back on and get back to working on the FMIC installation.
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do you have a power fc? if not then you have to put resistors in your electrical wires to trick your ecu. . . when removing all of the emissions equipment.
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Originally posted by Want2race
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Checkvalves are one of the things that you SHOULD get mazda replacememnts... They are designed for the heat and such of the FD3S


Ok then get Mazda replacements at like 25 bucks a pop. I'm just telling you what I used. For all I care you could use Kazoo's in place of your check valves..
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It took me about 45 minutes to complete the non-sequential setup. I do have the PFC.
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