Hey guys:
Got some minor loose ends on my RB26DETT that I need to get clarified before I drop this thing into my S14 in a week or two...
Go here for the pics:
http://www.missioninspection.com/01.htm
OK, photo #1 and #2 are of the intake side of the engine, the area beneath the collector assembly. These photos are specific to the air chamber beneath the collector. There are two rubber hoses going forward. I am just verifying what I think these tubes go to. The bottom one seems to go toward the factory recirculation valve. The top tube seems to go toward the carbon canister hard lines that run behind the cam gear cover. Is this correct? If so, a clarification of whether or not I need either tube. First, I am not using the factory recirculation valves. I will be going with aftermarket BOVs on the turbo side of the engine. So, I don't need this tube, and can simply cap it off? And the carbon canister has been removed from the car (who needs emmission, eh?). So, I can remove this tube as well, since there is no carbon canister anymore? Can I just do a U-shaped tube to connect these two tube nipples on the air chamber?
Photo #3 is of a pair of hard lines that exit the back side of the AAC valve and air chamber. I assume that one of these is for the brake booster, correct? If so, what's the other tube for? Help is definetely needed trying to figure out where these two tubes go.
Photo #4 is of the throttle linkage. I took this unit all apart, and got it back together, but as you can see by this picture, I am missing a few parts. How do the no. 1 and no. 2 throttle chamber linkages connect to the accelerator work unit? A simple up-close photo of a complete one would be best for me, verses trying to describe how the linkage connects.
Photo #5 and #6 is of a stray plug that we labelled "underneath intake plenum." I have no idea where it goes. Can't find anything in the FSM. It's a two-wire plug, probably a sensor, with a yellow with black stipe, and a black. It's not intake air temp, not water temp, not water pressure, not oil temp or oil pressure. What the freak is it?
Thanx in advance gentlemen!
Scott