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Originally posted by aablown View Posttheres another alpine white e30 m3 in tampa also ;) cant verify if he has the same sticker though. I know the guy too
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Originally posted by ///schwartzman View PostNice find! I hope you took care of the vacuum leaks... There are 2 more elbows on the throttle bodies JB Weld or silicone them in place. Have fun!
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Originally posted by aablown View PostI have no idea what your talking about. I havnt had the car tested for vacuum leaks. If you know something I dont please enlighten me. Im new to the e30 /s14.
Looks good though! Can't wait to see it after the restoration.
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The ITB's have two L-shaped 3/8" ports, that like the plenum are just placed and allowed to swivel freely but since the S14 vibrates a lot they sometimes dislodge and run the motor lean quickly. One is located near the firewall (brake booster) the other between throttle 2 & 3 (ICV/ISV). My suggestion to decrease the chance of toasting your motor (worst case scenario) either silicone them or a more permanent solution JB Weld them in place. Note: if you lose one they're hard to find used and new means a new throttle assembly or you can always fab one. HTHRich!
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Good for you! Enjoy it.88 M3 Diamantschwarz
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Originally posted by ///schwartzman View PostThe ITB's have two L-shaped 3/8" ports, that like the plenum are just placed and allowed to swivel freely but since the S14 vibrates a lot they sometimes dislodge and run the motor lean quickly. One is located near the firewall (brake booster) the other between throttle 2 & 3 (ICV/ISV). My suggestion to decrease the chance of toasting your motor (worst case scenario) either silicone them or a more permanent solution JB Weld them in place. Note: if you lose one they're hard to find used and new means a new throttle assembly or you can always fab one. HTH
awsome , thanks for the heads up
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Originally posted by Jcapelo View PostI stopped by lutz the other day to check out the car, Looks like a solid car with potential. I took a few pics of the engine bay since I couldnt remember how some of my engine harness was routed since I took it all out to do the engine bay.
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