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RxR_EclipseJun-01-02 11:26 AM
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#23610, "Where should I get the vacume for the fpr line?"


          

Ok I installed the cartech FPR today and it seems to hold at 50psi base good enough. But my question is where do I get the tap for the two fittings on top, I'm guessing that one goes to the manifold and the other???? which do I use?

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Teamdougie2Jun-01-02 12:44 PM
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#23611, "RE: Where should I get the vacume for the fpr line?"
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For the signal, install a tee in the EGR Control vacuum hose coming off the back of the intake plenium. Run a hose from the tee to the FPR and connect it to the nipple that doesn't have a bleeder valve. Next, connect a small piece of hose (2-3") to the bleeder valve outlet on the FPR and the other end to the check valve.

Hope that helps... keep me updated on your install!



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RxR_EclipseJun-01-02 02:16 PM
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#23612, "RE: Where should I get the vacume for the fpr line?"
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Ok I think I got it, but on the last part where do I connect the second hose to, what 'check' valve are you reffering to?

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Teamdougie2Jun-01-02 02:38 PM
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#23613, "RE: Where should I get the vacume for the fpr line?"
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The check valve allows boost pressure to come out of the bleeder valve when needed, but closes under vacuum. Otherwise, the bleeder valve becomes a vacuum leak when not boosting. You should've got it with your FPR. Is yours a used one from an HRC installation?



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RxR_EclipseJun-02-02 04:29 AM
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#23614, "RE: Where should I get the vacume for the fpr line?"
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Yea I got it used! So can I get this check valve anwhere? Napa, Schucks, ect, ect?

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Manek1Jun-02-02 04:50 AM
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#23615, "RE: Where should I get the vacume for the fpr line?"
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yes.

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