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Bump.. anyone have any answers to help me out
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Did you remove the panel above the drivers side footwell above the pedals? If you remove that you’ll have lots of access to tuck/hide the wires from the pedal behind the carpet. Then the controller wire can just be tucked along the panel next to your right knee. Here’s a couple pics from my car.
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Yes I did. I got everything apart. I tied into the 12v under the cell phone charger per directions. Do you remember if you have one empty port on the solenoid? It says to remove 3 caps, but only install 2 vacuum hoses.Did you remove the panel above the drivers side footwell above the pedals? If you remove that you’ll have lots of access to tuck/hide the wires from the pedal behind the carpet. Then the controller wire can just be tucked along the panel next to your right knee. Here’s a couple pics from my car.
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That is correct. Leave the one port open.
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Thanks appreciate it. Ima mess with the controller when I get a chance this weekend maybe .. I started the car everything seemed to work. No weird codes etc.
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Well the job is done ! And she works great!!
Question, when in P and revving the engine, I don’t hear the blow off valve. Only while driving, is that normal?
Question, when in P and revving the engine, I don’t hear the blow off valve. Only while driving, is that normal?
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Question for all. Has anyone ran this kit but instead of using the complicated electronics simply running a vacuum line from the nipple on the bov to a vacuum line with a tee? I’ve seen others on this forum have success with this when they did a DIY BOV and had a bung welded to their charge pipe. Is the bov specially designed for the electronic control or would a normal vacuum method work?
Just wondering if I purchased the kit if there is anything preventing just running a vacuum line to a tee off of an existing vacuum line? Does this BOV have an adjustment screw on it to tighten and loosen the spring to adjust release?
Just wondering if I purchased the kit if there is anything preventing just running a vacuum line to a tee off of an existing vacuum line? Does this BOV have an adjustment screw on it to tighten and loosen the spring to adjust release?
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B58 doesn't really produce vacuum. Vacuum is controlled with VVT/Vanos. It'll never pull open.
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