Removing UIM for upgrades
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Removing UIM for upgrades
Ok I will be removing my UIM to install my KGparts fuel kit and will be wiring up my Microtech LTX8 and will be removing my stock coil pack for the bosch coil packs at the same time. What else should I do since I have the UIM off?
-Block off plates?,,I want to keep the non-seq since they are BNR's.
-Block off plates?,,I want to keep the non-seq since they are BNR's.
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oops hope this works
here is a pic of my engine bay
http://i227.photobucket.com/albums/d...BNUT/00107.jpg
here is a pic of my engine bay
http://i227.photobucket.com/albums/d...BNUT/00107.jpg
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might want to replace the vac hoses under the manifold with silicone ones, remove the double throttle to free up the intake passage way(pretty easy, just look up how to), and i dont know how you are going to intall that new fuel system with that pressure box being in the way. i think thats usually where its placed. you might need to re-route it to another place in your bay.
and a random point: might want to plug those ports on the intakes. if a large bug gets sucked up in there, it could do alot of damage
and a random point: might want to plug those ports on the intakes. if a large bug gets sucked up in there, it could do alot of damage
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What can I do about the pressure box? I never really thought about that thanks for pointing it out. Anybody relocate the box or can I just eliminate the thing completely?
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