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    ye lad all the above can be removed with no problems, what way is ur acuator gaining vacume?? before u take off the sensor


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    Quote Originally Posted by gem-s13 View Post
    ye lad all the above can be removed with no problems, what way is ur acuator gaining vacume?? before u take off the sensor
    nice one, so all i have to do is block the hole in the downpipe with a bolt then and put a breather filter on the cam vent?

    there is a sensor below the one pictured and one of the vacumms go to the actuator and one goes to a vacumm line going into the inlet mani. Is this correct?


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    No ya can't move your sensor in yout turbo elbow lad......!


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    Get an upgraded turbo elbow,this won't have the pipe or hole but will have the sensor hole.Sensor needs to stay.
    The thing behind the light is the carbon canister-search carbon canister removal on here,think there's a thread on it.
    The green thing is the standard boost solenoid I'm sure.when romoving this I'm not sure whether the pipes can be connected somewhere else or you might need another solenoid,such as one from an upgraded boost controller if you were to fit one.


 

 

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