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corsacant
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6th Apr 06 at 21:45   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I've just bought a stainless steel manifold and I'm fitting it at weekend. The company I bought it off claim the egr valve needs blocking off although on further investigation it seems its the secondary air pump.
Anyone have any advice or info or walkthrough on this.
Cheers.
Dave A
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6th Apr 06 at 22:48   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
unplug the sai. bin it. block the vaccum pipe from the solenoid with a screw or similar

thats it.
corsacant
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6th Apr 06 at 23:29   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
does it not show up a fault code what with the sai been unplugged?
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so long as you keep the plugs plugged in your ok.
corsacant
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cheers fellas, will post again if i get stuck
corsacant
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Stuck already, the air cons piping is in the way, is it safe to disconnect it or will it create problems?
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Don't disconnect it you'll loose the gas.

There is a mounting for the A/C that goes on the manifold, undo this and the one further along.

You can push it out of the way. It's a twat but it can be done.
Scotty C
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8th Apr 06 at 14:04   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Ive got all this to come.
corsacant
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doin ok now, just need 2 get 2 more bolts out, even managed to get the one behind the power steering bit
Scotty C
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Ive had an early x16, without a/c, pas. It was piss easy taking the manifold off, but with the new x16 with pas, a/c it looks alot harder!
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Wasn't too bad in the end, just a little fiddley. Everythings all up and running now, not keen on the sound, sounds a tad raspy, only slight improvement in performance aswell.
I ended up completely disconnecting the Secondary Air Pump aswell and haven't got any ecu faults, which is nice.
Got some pics taken but me batteries are flat so I'll post them up soon.
Dave A
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quote:
Originally posted by corsacant
Wasn't too bad in the end, just a little fiddley. Everythings all up and running now, not keen on the sound, sounds a tad raspy, only slight improvement in performance aswell.
I ended up completely disconnecting the Secondary Air Pump aswell and haven't got any ecu faults, which is nice.
Got some pics taken but me batteries are flat so I'll post them up soon.



raspy and very little power increase. thats the downside of aftermarket manifolds on these engines.
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I'm hopefully going to be buying a mantzel or similar intake soon so combined it should show some inprovements.
I hope.
corsacant
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Got a mantzel on the way now. The car seems a little bit more nippy, seems to be a constant pull from around 2.5k revs now aswell which is nice, still sounds shit though.

 
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