#132782, "RE: What is this hole in my throttle body for?" In response to Reply # 1 Dec-24-10 05:27 AM by bnisson
I said something along the lines of "in the background" in my original post.
please don't make me circle the hole in paint....
If you are looking at the picture the hole is above the area of the timing belt cover closest to the firewall. It is in the dead center of a polished piece right below the MAP sensor.
#132783, "RE: What is this hole in my throttle body for?" In response to Reply # 2
Originally posted by bnisson I said something along the lines of "in the background" in my original post. please don't make me circle the hole in paint.... If you are looking at the picture the hole is above the area of the timing belt cover closest to the firewall. It is in the dead center of a polished piece right below the MAP sensor.
That is your missing link. I assume you know what is for right?
#132789, "RE: What is this hole in my throttle body for?" In response to Reply # 4
Search "missing link" and you can find everything about it. It is an adapter for your MAP sensor for turbo applications. You bought your car already turbo'ed I assume then?
#132791, "RE: What is this hole in my throttle body for?" In response to Reply # 6
If the missing link is open during vac conditions, then the unit has failed. I have never used one so I am not sure if you can clean or service it, but check for yourself. Otherwise better get a new one.
#132792, "RE: What is this hole in my throttle body for?" In response to Reply # 7
Originally posted by CODE4 If the missing link is open during vac conditions, then the unit has failed. I have never used one so I am not sure if you can clean or service it, but check for yourself. Otherwise better get a new one.
so you're saying when i'm idling, there shouldn't be vacuum coming through the ML?
#132799, "RE: What is this hole in my throttle body for?" In response to Reply # 2
Originally posted by bnisson I said something along the lines of "in the background" in my original post. please don't make me circle the hole in paint.... If you are looking at the picture the hole is above the area of the timing belt cover closest to the firewall. It is in the dead center of a polished piece right below the MAP sensor.
You have hurt my butt. Yes, yes I will make you circle the hole in paint.
Don't get wise-ass if you don't know what you are talking about.
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#132802, "RE: What is this hole in my throttle body for?" In response to Reply # 12 Dec-24-10 11:33 PM by 420agreenvilleSC
that 'hole' is there for a small fine filter. It comes with new missing link purchases, but sometimes misplaced or people simply run out of it. you can use the same material as a cigarrette bud filter. cut some to size, squeeze it in there, and tape the top/bottom halves, but let it breathe.
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