!AIR! Question How to block vacuum line?
I found JRP post https://ls1tech.com/forums/showpost....0&postcount=20 does everyone use a screw to plug the line off
i have a 98 z28 and all the extra little stuff between the coil packs was connected to the air pump itself on my car. i just removed all the hoses,the air pump,pluged the hole in the intake, and put on race headers and was done with it
I pulled the line from the back of the intake, removed the "T" and then just connected the line from the HVAC back up. I thought about the screw idea, but this way there is no way anything can go wrong adn cause a leak.
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Verdad Gallardo I have an '00 car, guy who did my cam install blocked off drivers side header and I believe nothing else. Is there something in the back that should be blocked off too? My cars idle is dipping to 500 RPMs and I can't figure out why, maybe a leak in the AIR! system is the cause
Originally Posted by ls2 bait
i just had my manifold off today for the ls6 swap and i didnt see any of that crap??
Originally Posted by orangeapeel
And you won't unless it was provisioned custom. The 2001-2002 did not have the EGR pipe in the manifold.
i thought we were talking about thr air system here.......
Originally Posted by Blk02Ls1A4
I pulled the line from the back of the intake, removed the "T" and then just connected the line from the HVAC back up. I thought about the screw idea, but this way there is no way anything can go wrong adn cause a leak.
Thanks, thats a good idea
