Fast and Map sensor?
#1
Fast and Map sensor?
Okay, i know that the fast doesn't have very good quality when it comes to the map sensor location, and thats fine. I already bought the intake, and i plan on keeping it. My question is what is the best way to make sure the map is sealed up. I have the intake on the car and i think i have a vaccum leak from the map. I just used Rvt the first time i installed the intake, but I thought about using a rubber grommet in there try to make the hole smaller, i have heard of people taping the hole and putting a hose end in there and then use a rubber hose to the map. If anyone has suggestions or other ideas or have done either of these themself some guidance would be appreciated.
#6
Teflon tape is definitely NOT the way to go.
I think I tracked down my stalling problems to a loose MAP last night.
I like DrkPhx's idea but I'd have to pull the thing, and that job sucks.
Also, I'm guessing there isn't a difference in the 90 Vs. the 92 in this regard.
I think I tracked down my stalling problems to a loose MAP last night.
I like DrkPhx's idea but I'd have to pull the thing, and that job sucks.
Also, I'm guessing there isn't a difference in the 90 Vs. the 92 in this regard.
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#8
Lesson - do it right the first time...
..where have i heard that before?
#9
#10
Alright i will post a pic when i take it off tomorrow, i am two hours away from the car right now, at school in eau claire, WI. How far is St. Michael from the cities DrkPhx? I would definetely like to check out your rides sometime. I am moving from rochester to cottage grove the first week of june.
#12
Isn't there an alternative MAP sensor that fits better?
Mine was working great for over a year, then started to hear a whistle as low map areas like idle and deceleration. With some throttle the whistle would go. So i tracked this down to be a loose map sensor on the fast intake. I took this off and used some tape to make the map sensor a little bigger and make it fit in the hole then used some sealant and plumbed it back in. I thought the job was done better than ever before, but not is starting to whistle again 2 months later.
If there is a map sensor that fits better I'll invest in one.
Mine was working great for over a year, then started to hear a whistle as low map areas like idle and deceleration. With some throttle the whistle would go. So i tracked this down to be a loose map sensor on the fast intake. I took this off and used some tape to make the map sensor a little bigger and make it fit in the hole then used some sealant and plumbed it back in. I thought the job was done better than ever before, but not is starting to whistle again 2 months later.
If there is a map sensor that fits better I'll invest in one.
#18
Here's what I put together..
Only took about 10 hours and 5 or 6 trips to HomeDepot and Menards.
I feel much better about that than just some RTV, but I had the old style FAST.
Fixed ONE of my idle issues.
Only took about 10 hours and 5 or 6 trips to HomeDepot and Menards.
I feel much better about that than just some RTV, but I had the old style FAST.
Fixed ONE of my idle issues.