installed ls6 intake... need some help
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nah can anyone post a pic of that bracket on the intake????
They should of mentioned the sensor unit in back of the intake on ls1howto.com but it was never mentioned. I prob like many others learned the hard way and was out another $40
They should of mentioned the sensor unit in back of the intake on ls1howto.com but it was never mentioned. I prob like many others learned the hard way and was out another $40
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Good lord! I didn't realize how many people had a problem with this. I had never heard of this problem and had know idea to look out for it when I swapped my intake.
When I did mine I just took the hose off the booster, leaving it connected to the intake. Did I get lucky, or is that the recommended way?
When I did mine I just took the hose off the booster, leaving it connected to the intake. Did I get lucky, or is that the recommended way?
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When I did mine I did motor mounts at the same time so I just dropped the motor a bit which allowed for easy removal of the intake without breaking the oil pressure sending unit. The key is to lift first then pull outwards. If possible, have a friend lift and pull as you guide the intake around the OPSU.
That bracket goes on the last two intake bolts on the drivers side and hold some sensor (cam position sensor?) The square flat part points upwards and with the tab hanging down towards the drivers side. I had the exact same question. Unfortunately I believe you have to use your last two intake manifold bolts to secure it which you cant get out unless you remove the intake
That bracket goes on the last two intake bolts on the drivers side and hold some sensor (cam position sensor?) The square flat part points upwards and with the tab hanging down towards the drivers side. I had the exact same question. Unfortunately I believe you have to use your last two intake manifold bolts to secure it which you cant get out unless you remove the intake
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Does the car feel any different, im about to put ls6, pp throttle body and new injectors in my cammed camaro and im afraid that i wont be satisfied with anoth ~1000 dumped into the car.
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yea it does I got on it in 1st gear around 35mph and it hits alot harder and top end I definitely felt the difference. Too bad I can't have to much fun since I am in the process of getting the ls7 clutch. I want to make this clutch last as long as possible hopefully till mar 09.. I want to do the installation on the clutch myself. I need to learn since I know I will go through many more clutches
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* P0327 - Knock Sensor Circuit Low Voltage
Hey guys this morning my SES light came on so after wk I went to scan it at AZ and it brought up my o2's, egr which have been deleted due to my race lt headers but now it showed the code above.. What do I need to do to get rid of the SES light? Not sure if this has to do with the intake switch but I hate having it on.
Hey guys this morning my SES light came on so after wk I went to scan it at AZ and it brought up my o2's, egr which have been deleted due to my race lt headers but now it showed the code above.. What do I need to do to get rid of the SES light? Not sure if this has to do with the intake switch but I hate having it on.