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Old 07-13-05, 01:58 PM
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Angry NEED HELP NOW removing ACV

I'm trying to replace my injectors and the ACV is in the way and I cant remove it. I looked at the manual and all I saw was two bolts. I took off the two bolts but the damn thing is not coming off. I already broke a screw driver trying to pry it off and I don't wanna hit it hard and break anything. Is there another screw holding it down , maybe i miss something? I have the car in the garage and i've been trying to remove it for an hour now.
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It's held down by 3 bolts. 2 on the bottom, 1 on the upper side.
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Why Are You Removing The Injectors?
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The one at the bottom is the bitch...use a 1/4" drive with a 2" extension. Use a flashlight to see where the nut is first so that you can find it easier...

To reinstall, use the same ratchet and extension, but this time use a peice of paper in the socket to hold the nut on.
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holy **** i hope i didn't break the bolt. i'm taking off the injector so i can have it balance and flow tested and i'm upgrading too.
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Have You Had Problems With The Injectors Sticking?
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Yeah, the nut below is hidden. You pretty much a have to remove it by feel. Good luck.
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Originally Posted by PandazRx-7
this time use a peice of paper in the socket to hold the nut on.
Good idea. I use a small piece of duct tape in the socket for those types of jobs.
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ok got the thing off. I messed up the seal so I have to replace it. I'll call the dealer tomorrow. can' wait to get the rats nest off so I can replace the injectors. I know i'm gonna have a hard time returning those vacuum lines. When I finish at least i know the job is done right. I already saw a few hose that are cut. Maybe that expalins my turbo lagging.
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Dgnizer, Were You Having Problems With The Injectors?
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Yup...three nuts, not bolts

Would this help?
http://www.negative-camber.org/crispyrx7/1300.htm

Pics half way down the page.

Oh and be sure not to do what I did!
http://www.negative-camber.org/crispyrx7/disaster.htm



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Crispy, That Was A Great Write-up Thanks...
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sorry about that one. I was actually referring to the bolt/crew that the nut was attach to. I don thave any problems with the injector I just want to clean the 850 and upgrade my secondaries
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Originally Posted by DGnizer
ok got the thing off. I messed up the seal so I have to replace it. I'll call the dealer tomorrow. can' wait to get the rats nest off so I can replace the injectors. I know i'm gonna have a hard time returning those vacuum lines. When I finish at least i know the job is done right. I already saw a few hose that are cut. Maybe that expalins my turbo lagging.
What kind of seal was it, paper material or metal?
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its metal. maybe i should just clip that small part off? i dont think it necessary anyway since i already took off my air pump right.
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