I got my greddy pully kit to remove the air pump but am confused if block off plates are suppposed to be used when putting this on. Some people use the block off plates and others don't do a damn thing. Will it be ok to put the pully kit on w/o using block off plates? thanks again
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Block off plates aren't neccesary unless you plan on removing the AIC(or whatever it's called). Just chuck the air pump.
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Originally Posted by neevosh' date='Dec 9 2002, 10:27 PM
Block off plates aren't neccesary unless you plan on removing the AIC(or whatever it's called). Just chuck the air pump.
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Originally Posted by RX7 RAGE' date='Dec 9 2002, 05:37 PM
thanks.....u mean the aws instead of the aic?
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wow...lots of acronyms
You don't need to use any block off plates, BUT you will need to plug a pipe that goes to the UIM. Install the pulley kit, and start the car. Check any pipe by placing hand over the inlet...if it's sucking air, then put a cap on it. Plastic table ends work good. |
thanks guys.....yea i dont have cats so i wanna ditch the airpump...ill just see if any pipes are sucking.
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does anyone know w/ block offs i need to block them off anyway.. i'm not sure which one to order on www.k2rd.com .
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Do you have to pass emissions? If you don't then you just have to buy the ACV BOP.
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is the ACV the little weird looking thing on the bottom of the LIM? Im removing that, solinoid rack (PFC fo Life!), EGR, AWS, and airpump. I was just wondering if the was the ACV https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/dunno.gif
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yes that acv is the wierd little thing that the airpump hose plugs into, its on the LIM.
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