Question HPX Mod

JRJ04

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just got it all in the mail. do you need to take off the intake, intercooler lines etc.? They were talking about removing 2 plugs. I know of them but dont know where exactly to look. can someone help me pinpoint them?
 

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These are the instruction for the SS line, but the pictures should help you see where the plugs are.

As for removing the intake, I don't think you have to, but unclamping both intercooler pipes to push out of the way, and removing the turbo Y pipe would make the job easier to get at. I had several turbo related jobs and did them all at once.
 

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didn't dan include instructions? his instructions are probably the best out there.
slow down, take a deep breath, and reread stuff.
dp

X2 ! Slow down'n Take'r easy.

Locate where the UVC harness goes under the valve covers.. yul see the 2 plugs.

Pay Close Attention to steps 3 & 4 of dan's instructions. (Tighter.. Is Not Better.. when it comes to "O" ring type seals)

One thing to add ? After 3 or 4 warm ups/cool downs, re-check everything.. ;tu

Joe
 

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well i got it on...and...........i really dont notice any difference at all. :rant it seems to idle about the same. do i need to drive it for a while first?? :dunno
 

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remember, all it does is equalize the pressure between the HP oil galleries in each of the heads.

yes, you need to drive it a bit to work the air out. you should notice the the idle is smoother over time.
 

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