Correct, but im confused about the T-form the TB.
It should be from right to left (looking at the engine) TB to Valve covers to Catch can to intake. Catch can should be in a COOL place.
There is a better was to do this if you have a second catch but not really that necessary.
maybe someone can contact the company to work out a discount to test the product. If it is any good it would be worth the company's while to let someone who knows what they're doing test it out on this site.
IF it is good (which i doubt but it looks nice), it would be a GREAT upgrade and very...
^Nope, nothing. I'll trace the mystery switch wires and see if i can find anything tomorrow.
I do know the ignition wires near the steering wheel are untouched. I attempted to install a pnp turbo timer (HKS) and everything was normal.
i need to replace it however my new radiator blew out (mishimoto, lasted 3 days, getting a replacement thursday) so in the mean time i get to twiddle my thumbs. though i guess i could just pull the wiring. Not sure if its in the on or off position.
Just that. Car will only turn over when the driver door is open.
Obviously something is linked with the door switch. When the door is closed everything turns off like it should, just doesn't crank.
The previous owner said it had an aftermarket alarm however i have found no signs of that...
Honestly i expected more from you tyler lol.
On a side note here, I've NEVER received a warning or infraction I didn't deserve. Most of the time I expected them lol. This is one of the best run sites i've come across with the best mods. Definitely one of the most informative as well. Not sure...
interesting......never seen it. not stock compressor housing either.....its probably crap but still rather interested...
is it just me or does the turbine wheel look larger?
this is not a CT-26 bolt on so you should change your title. As the compressor housing is no longer that of a...
Sounds like a case of vapor lock.
Fix your other codes.
If i'm not mistaken, one of the VSV's on the intake side acts as a relief valve for vapors in your fuel rail. The vapors build up when the engine gets hot normally on a warm day. W/o or with it not working properly, it may cause initial...
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