6 Ports
#14
I have a question relating to this: when changing my oil, I was trying to find where the six-port actuator was located, just so I know. I thought I found it, and had my wife rev the engine real high to see if something moved. it did, so I want verification: is it on the passenger side of the engine, closer to the firewall, with the cylinder pointing to the right side of the vehicle, with an arm that pushes out to spin the cylinder?
#17
ok, having located the 6 ports, I took the actuators off, and tried to move them by hand, using a screwdriver as a lever, I was barely able to move them at all, though, I am not sure which direction they are supposed to be going, I assume clockwise, since that is the direction I was able to nudge them, now, how do I clean them so they will move? and what should they look like when fully open?
#18
there are stoppers so they can only rotate one direction. if you take the actuators off you should be able to move them with your fingers. if not they are dirty, the only way to clean them is to take the manifolds off and clean it all out with solvent. if you are lucky you will move them and it ill free up enough that a few high rpm runs will clean them out
mike
mike
#19
No luck, they were so locked that I actually sheared one of the levers off, so I didn't mess with the other one, the actual actuator (thing with vaccuum hose on it) is moving now, after a WD40 bath, but it looks like I have j00red my 6 ports from working for quite a while. if ever.
#20
now you are going to have to open the whole intake manifold and clean it from the inside, that should be done from a tech though, you will also have to buy the the 2 intak gaskets when doing this also. And i dont think this is too cheap also but you will feel a difference when finished