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The hose on the left in the pic is not the MAP sensor hose. It's for the brake booster. The plug unit on the right in the picture is the MAP sensor unit, it gets vacuum from the small port under it. The small vacuum line on the right is for the HVAC system. Just cleaning that up.
Nice work tho!
That's quite a write up! This will also be useful for the intake removal walk thru. I've found on the F-Bodies that if you rotate the back of the intake to the left (counter-clockwise) it helps to keep from snapping the OPS off. I never had a problem with it because I read SO much about it on here.
Nice work tho!
That's quite a write up! This will also be useful for the intake removal walk thru. I've found on the F-Bodies that if you rotate the back of the intake to the left (counter-clockwise) it helps to keep from snapping the OPS off. I never had a problem with it because I read SO much about it on here.
Not from me! I have no idea of what this evil is you speak of! I maintain computer networks for a living. Working on cars is an adventure for me!
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^ Nice clean up job after and during! Sometimes the good thing about tearing something apart is getting to clean stuff up... The engine detail spray works wonders, especially for the garage queens.
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Thanks Rob, just giving back out of respect to those who gave before me. I hope to keep that attitude flourishing around the automotive forums.
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Damn! Where was this Write-up last fall when I had my intake off to install my LS6 Intake and Valley Cover?!
I may have to tear my intake off again in the future and when I do, I'll definitely be using this writeup to upgrade my OPSU.
Great job, man. Thanks for posting up!
I may have to tear my intake off again in the future and when I do, I'll definitely be using this writeup to upgrade my OPSU.
Great job, man. Thanks for posting up!
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Very detailed, takes a lot of effort to coordinate pics with meaningful text, and takes a lot of patience to snap pics while something frustrating is happening.
Good job
Good job
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WOW! That IS the best write up ever. Any simpler and it would have the barney song included in the instructions. Great job!
Man that is alot of work for the Corvette guys. My OP sensor is leaking but still works so I'll just teflon tape it. I just wanted to know what size socket lol. Great job better get that 1 1/16 out. Later!
Man that is alot of work for the Corvette guys. My OP sensor is leaking but still works so I'll just teflon tape it. I just wanted to know what size socket lol. Great job better get that 1 1/16 out. Later!
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WOW! That IS the best write up ever. Any simpler and it would have the barney song included in the instructions. Great job!
Man that is alot of work for the Corvette guys. My OP sensor is leaking but still works so I'll just teflon tape it. I just wanted to know what size socket lol. Great job better get that 1 1/16 out. Later!
Man that is alot of work for the Corvette guys. My OP sensor is leaking but still works so I'll just teflon tape it. I just wanted to know what size socket lol. Great job better get that 1 1/16 out. Later!
Thanks gents!