Quick Q : SLP lid plug
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Quick Q : SLP lid plug
What's up guys. I apologize if this has been asked before, as I'm sure it has. My internet connection here in Afghan is very slow and my search button does not work.
I have alot of parts waiting for me at home to go on my car. '99 Trans am. My question is do I need the plug from SLP for the air lid since I will be doing !air!egr. ??
I previously had a '99 SS and IIRC there wasn't a hose going to the lid. I am not 100% sure though.
I appreciate the help in advance.
I have alot of parts waiting for me at home to go on my car. '99 Trans am. My question is do I need the plug from SLP for the air lid since I will be doing !air!egr. ??
I previously had a '99 SS and IIRC there wasn't a hose going to the lid. I am not 100% sure though.
I appreciate the help in advance.
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You guys just put electrical tape over the hole? I was thinking about doing this as well. Or possibly molding some epoxy or something in there. Anything to avoid paying $13 for a dumb plug.
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Trust me, it works. It's actually pretty invisible too. I have a hard time trusting epoxy that's going to be that thin.
There's a company called "caplugs" that has the plug, but I don't remember the part #. Let me dig and see if I can find it. It's MUCH cheaper than 13 bucks though.
There's a company called "caplugs" that has the plug, but I don't remember the part #. Let me dig and see if I can find it. It's MUCH cheaper than 13 bucks though.
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Found it. I remember this thread like it was yesterday, LOL
Post #24 is your best friend.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generatio...-plug-lid.html
Post #24 is your best friend.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generatio...-plug-lid.html