ls6 intake install
ls6 intake install i just installed my ls6 intake yesterday, when i was putting the ls6 in, i noticted the small vacuum line on the back of the intake, there was nothing hooked up to that when i pulled out the stock ls1 intake...
what goes to this hookup? i didn't see any loose hoses hanging out back there so i need to know what is supposed to hook up there...
what goes to this hookup? i didn't see any loose hoses hanging out back there so i need to know what is supposed to hook up there...
here are some pictures of when i first pulled off the LS1 intake...
i cleaned it up pretty good, didn't get any after pictures but it definatly looks alot better then that...
and this is the line hook up i am talking about, this is off of the LS1 intake but it looks exactly the same on the LS6..
i cleaned it up pretty good, didn't get any after pictures but it definatly looks alot better then that...
and this is the line hook up i am talking about, this is off of the LS1 intake but it looks exactly the same on the LS6..
MAP sensor snaps on the top, big vacuum line is brake booster, small vacuum line is for your heater and a/c so it will change from floor-vents-defrost. Look around the back of the engine. It should be a small in diameter plastic hard vacuum line with a rubber T that presses onto the small vacuum fitting on the intake.
MAP sensor snaps on the top, big vacuum line is brake booster, small vacuum line is for your heater and a/c so it will change from floor-vents-defrost. Look around the back of the engine. It should be a small in diameter plastic hard vacuum line with a rubber T that presses onto the small vacuum fitting on the intake.
if i don't have that line to hook up should i cap off that connection on the intake?
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i do still have all the heater stuff in the car, maybe since that line isn't there thats why it seems like my floor vents are always opened... i'll do somemore digging back there and see if i can find it, if he took that line out, where do i need to run a new one too?
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i do still have all the heater stuff in the car, maybe since that line isn't there thats why it seems like my floor vents are always opened... i'll do somemore digging back there and see if i can find it, if he took that line out, where do i need to run a new one too?
The line is about 1/8" and it hard plastic
ok thanks guys, i'll get down in there and look around a little more..
with the other pictures that i posted, how bad is it that everything was so dirty under the stock intake? is that something that is normal or with all the build up and gunk under there could there be something wrong?
with the other pictures that i posted, how bad is it that everything was so dirty under the stock intake? is that something that is normal or with all the build up and gunk under there could there be something wrong?
