A.I.R and EGR Delete
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Originally Posted by infinitebird
There is also a vacuum line that goes from the air pump to the manifold on 95+ year models.
B) you its not on the back of the manifold needing a plate now is it?
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Originally Posted by LiENUS
A) since his name is 93 formy there wouldnt be
B) you its not on the back of the manifold needing a plate now is it?
B) you its not on the back of the manifold needing a plate now is it?
Yea, the O.P. is installing race version long tubes. He only needs block off plates for the feed pipe and E.G.R. valve on the back of the intake. Then if his 93 is like my 94, he will need to cap the vacuum line that goes to the intake from the E.G.R. solenoid. Nothing more needs to be done.
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Yea, I thought I programed out that solenoid, but apparently not as it throws a code after I disconnect it. So I just unplugged it from everything, capped it, and left it plugged in heh.
Originally Posted by LiENUS
A) since his name is 93 formy there wouldnt be
B) you its not on the back of the manifold needing a plate now is it?
B) you its not on the back of the manifold needing a plate now is it?
No it doesn't need a plate (where did I say that?) just a small vacuum cap.
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Originally Posted by infinitebird
No need to get defensive, I was just stating that for reference.
No it doesn't need a plate (where did I say that?) just a small vacuum cap.
No it doesn't need a plate (where did I say that?) just a small vacuum cap.
