Found this under the Intake Manifold. Anyone know what it is? Also this is what I am seeing from the top. Is this where the water temp guage should be connected to? I can't find where it needs to be.
Doesn't it connect to the Fuel Pressure Regulator that's to the right of the squared item? and to be sure, that is my Fuel Pressure Regulator, right? Kevin, I will try to replace the line. Also, RICK89, did you have trouble getting the actual PS pump from underneath? It seems like the exhaust is in my way and can't seem to get the right angle for it to budge out. Thanks again.
wow, seems like a pretty tough swap dude. good luck. umm...post more pictures, if you can, from underneath the car to give us a visual of what you are talking about.
I'll check my manuals when I get home. It takes a bit of maneuvering but the PS pump will come out - as long as you remove the cross member.
kevin, it's the blue plug that's on the top of the page. But more so at this time I will be focusing on the PS pump issue and then work around it again. But I am really curious of what that is under the Intake Manifold.
you can try looking at Technical section. its at the bottom of the main page. it has images of all the hoses and where they go.
Hey Rick I have been trying to research what that piece (idle-up VSV) is for and can't come up with enough information. Also, the piece that's squared below is what connects to the VSV. Is that my Fuel Actuator? Or Fuel Pressure Regulator?
no,that is someting to do with the a/c That is the VSV = vacuum switching valve for the A/C, I believe - thats what rick said
can the a/c vsv and pictured part on end of intake be removed with the a/c system? taken out compressor rad and condensor so far.
desperate question. if i take out the bolt from one side, do i have to return it to the same side or can i put it in the other way for convenience? im referring to the top bolt from the power steering pump.
^I tried to do the same thing; it'd make it a lot easier, but ran into a problem. IIRC, the top bolt was too short going in from the back side. Weird, I know, but I had a problem with trying to use the existing bolt. I couldn't source another 14mm top bolt long enough to thread through. If you can get it to work, post up. Here's the backside pic of the mounting bolts. Good luck.
the vsv under the manifold is unneeded. remove it. the vsv near the wiper motor is the a/c idle up. don't need it either if you don't have a/c. the valve on the side of the intake isn't needed then either.
I finally got the Bolt to go in there... No trick but a lot of frustrations and lag due to rainy days in Seattle. Any special procedures after putting fluid in? I did the 'knock' procedure where I turned the wheel about 5 times from L-R... Also, can someone help me with my radiator flush procedure? My car overheated the last time I drove it to the mechanic shop and he put water in the Radiator and in the reservoir. Last but not least, can someone post up pictures of how the underbody protectors look like and where the bolts go? Thanks. Mafix, do you have a clue why it makes that 'hissing' noise? Also, if I don't remove it and just drive it the way it is, do you know if any problems could occur? I tried to take out one of the vac lines and the idle jump up to 2k from 1100.
tell me about it, the weather is bullshit right now, i hate hate hate driving in the rain because i spin really easily and its just annoying! if its making a hissing sound that means its sucking air, aka vacuum leak, only area your motor should be sucking air from is the intake, and u need to get it fixed, vacuum leaks will cause wierd idling and the car wont run great. also that thing with the spring on your intake manifold(the ac vsv thingy), when u remove that there will be a vacuum leak there too so you need to plug that also.
Some spoiler & tray pics on my car thread Sounds like a dud vsv, does it make any difference when unplugged?
Stig: the difference is that the idle jumps up from 1100 to 2000 when one of the vac lines are removed. I believe there's only two lines that connect to the VSV. Do you think just replacing the VSV will solve the problem? 86Celica: have you a clue where I can start to look into from my intake? What do I need to do? or should I just shoot this thing straight to the dealer and have them diagnose everything? Also, I just swapped this motor in not too long ago and wanted to know what else I should do other than changing the spark plugs, wires and little things here and there. Thanks again!