Fmic...
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Fmic...
ok so i bought a fmic, im in the middle of installing it, but i broke something.
its a sensor right near the compression tube there is 4 of them in a row i broke the tab off the blue one now i need a new one....what is this sensor for..
and also any one who has done a fmic where did u hook up the vac lines
one set plugged into the tmic ( 2 lines ) ( also has a sensor attached to a little cylinder unit )
and there is one that connects to the pipe from the intake tube ( i hooked it up to the pipe ) but one more that connects to the IM..do i plug these? remove them ?
i need help please...
prolly so confusing but im trying
thanks
its a sensor right near the compression tube there is 4 of them in a row i broke the tab off the blue one now i need a new one....what is this sensor for..
and also any one who has done a fmic where did u hook up the vac lines
one set plugged into the tmic ( 2 lines ) ( also has a sensor attached to a little cylinder unit )
and there is one that connects to the pipe from the intake tube ( i hooked it up to the pipe ) but one more that connects to the IM..do i plug these? remove them ?
i need help please...
prolly so confusing but im trying
thanks
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1) Air feed line for the BAC. You can technically just remove the hose and have it open to air. Some people do this, but I like the idea of putting a small filter over the inlet.
2) Air feed line for ASV. Three options here. You can get it a metered air source (before throttle plates), cap it off at the ASV, or remove the ASV and use a block off plate. The ASV helps with loads caused by things like power steering, but with a FMIC, you probably removed that.
3) Air feed line for AWS solenoid. It's a useless device. Remove it and cap the nipple on the manifold.
2) Air feed line for ASV. Three options here. You can get it a metered air source (before throttle plates), cap it off at the ASV, or remove the ASV and use a block off plate. The ASV helps with loads caused by things like power steering, but with a FMIC, you probably removed that.
3) Air feed line for AWS solenoid. It's a useless device. Remove it and cap the nipple on the manifold.
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