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Wed Sep 06, 2006 2:56 am
the power steering sensor isn't needed. I've been running my car for 3 years without that connector attached, and I haven't had any issues.
Second off, the 4 lines on the turbo are for coolant and oil. The top one is oil feed, the bottom one is oil return. the front one is coolant in, and the backside one is coolant out.
The fuel lines should be hooked up to the motor as such. The line coming from the fuel filter will hook up to a hard line between injectors one and two. It will be below them. The fuel pressure regulator (on the front of the rail) will need a long hose to connect to the hard line for the fuel return. The hard line is located on the frame rail next to the hard line leading to the fuel filter.
More than likely the hose that runs from your brake booster to your car just got turned around. Swivel it back so it points to the passenger side of the car and connects to the check valve located in the middle of the firewall. The check valve should be attached to a metal support at the very top middle of the firewall.
Then you should have a hose that runs from the check valve to the backside of the intake manifold. There will be a vacuum hard line the same size as the nipple on the brake booster.
Top mount IC? as in the same style of IC you find in a subaru? There's no room in the engine bay for that kind of setup. You can take a front mount and mount it higher up than you're traditional FMIC mounting position, but you really need a thinner IC for that sort of setup. I put my IC up like that, but it requires that the radiator be moved back with custom brackets. You'll need to remove the clutch fan and get an electric fan for the radiator, and you'll need to fab the IC pipes. You don't NEED aluminum pipes unless you're going for bling factor. The pipes I have on mine were made from header piping, believe it or not.