Nice simple question for someone :cheers
Just making sure before i fit a set of leads (says L on 2 leads on T on the other 2)..
Im guessing that L = leading and T = trailing ? :rolleyes:
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If you only change 1 cable at a time you wont go wrong, but I think the bottom is the leading.
Fish
I think fish is right from memory but it says on the rotor housings anyway T&L :cheers
Ok cheers for that guys :)
One other quick question - on the bulkhead (n/s) there is a pressure sensor with a one way valve in the line..which way is the arrow supposed to point on that valve as ive replaced the vacumn hose and didnt look :rolleyes: ..
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Not sure, but this needs to be connected as this is the map sensor. I.E. Boost pressure sensor.
Fish
Yeah i know it has to be connected :) just not sure which way the one way valve goes....ill make a new thread someone should know :) :)
gavin :)
I *think* it should point towards the inlet but don\'t do it without someone else backing me up :chat
It shouldnt be a one way valve, it should be a filter!
Cheers
Jon
L = L-ower (Leading)
T= T-op (Trailing)
the other watsit is for vapour i think, and not a valve as such more like a
filter.
The above might/might not help...
paul :p
Quote from: Paul-TllL = L-ower (Leading)
T= T-op (Trailing)
the other watsit is for vapour i think, and not a valve as such more like a
filter.
The above might/might not help...
paul :p
Best simple description heard yet...good one bro :cool
Quote from: Paul-TllL = L-ower (Leading)
T= T-op (Trailing)
the other watsit is for vapour i think, and not a valve as such more like a
filter.
The above might/might not help...
paul :p
Good description that is..not even i could forget that one :chat :guinness