wtf are these hoses?
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wtf are these hoses?
I need some help here. I just imported a 1994 R2 rx7. And when i took the hood up i noticed those hoses got noting on the end..
Can any one tell me what those are for?
Can any one tell me what those are for?
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Dave,
Does that moo noise seem to happen more on deceleration? Or maybe is it more noticeable on deceleration? Mine has a funny noise and it happens everytime on deceleration from about 3,700 to 3,500 rpm. Somebody mentioned that it might be the air pump to me, so I was just curious.
Toyzrus - Dave answered your question, but I just wanted to mention this, that those 2 hoses would plumb into the stock airbox (hence filtered air like Dave said) ... if the stock airbox were there.
- JyRO
Does that moo noise seem to happen more on deceleration? Or maybe is it more noticeable on deceleration? Mine has a funny noise and it happens everytime on deceleration from about 3,700 to 3,500 rpm. Somebody mentioned that it might be the air pump to me, so I was just curious.
Toyzrus - Dave answered your question, but I just wanted to mention this, that those 2 hoses would plumb into the stock airbox (hence filtered air like Dave said) ... if the stock airbox were there.
- JyRO
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Air pump is active below 3800rpm and is notorious for the 'moo'. Dale posted a solution that I used almost a year ago when I was still using the air pump and it worked perfectly.
I suggest removing the airpump and associated ACV to save weight and clean up the engine bay but that isnt always possible depending on state.
~Kris
I suggest removing the airpump and associated ACV to save weight and clean up the engine bay but that isnt always possible depending on state.
~Kris