Sometimes it takes someone else to point out obvious things...
I went out and unplugged the antenna harness and accessory shuts off perfectly fine :P. What I see now is 3 wires off the harness (on the antenna side) aren't connected to anything, and two of the wires on the harness are spliced...
Good point.
One thing I forgot to mention, once I take the face plate off of the cd player the accessory power shuts off! And all is well then. That is what made me think it was something with the cd player, but I don't know!
What an important fact to leave out *slaps forehead* sorry...
Hm I understand, but i'm not too familiar with the Antenna wiring back there. I can't find a wiring diagram in the TSRM either to see what you mean better. Can I get you to elaborate a bit?
Thanks a ton, man.
I know this is a cross post from sf, i'm sorry but I never got any good answers!
Problem:
When I turn the key off and take it out, the car still has accessory power (cd player, clock is on). I do have a turbo timer (with harness, I didn't just splice the wires), but even after it shuts off...
I surf around at work on a lot of days, either my local racing board or this/sf. The computer I use at work has a webcam outside my little area so I can see whenever someone is walking in.
Do you pretty well just take off your targa, slap that on, and throw a couple nuts onto the targa bolts? Or does it sustain itself fine just sliding over the bolts? I assume the targa will *not* fit over it with it still on?
Yank that thing apart and check for frame damage! Or take it to a shop you trust and have them, man. First and foremost find out if there's frame damage.
When I bought mine the front end was wrecked. It was concentrated on the passenger side almost right on the support for the headlight motors...
When the gas vapors go through the charcoal canister they remove the environment unfriendly stuff :biglaugh: . Then the remainder of the vapors are sent into the throttle body to be combusted with the rest of the process.
So in other words, yes it is just for emissions.
I did search, but couldn't find this specific answer.
If you bypass the bvsv and just have the vacuum line run from the charcoal canister to the throttle bad, does this 'cause any issues? I know the BVSV opens at a certain operating temperature, so if the gas vapors are always entering the...
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