Induction Kit For XR2i 8V Help please
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Induction Kit For XR2i 8V Help please
as title reads, had a look at mixons diagrams but im useless with engines...seriously....
i also have a lil problem when sitting in traffic and plodding along, car jumps just a lil when going really slow..have to put foot on clutch to stop it and stop car from stalling....
heres a couple of pics of my engine if someone could help with the induction kit and wheres the iscv? think i might soak it in petrol see if that helps....Thanks
Ade
i also have a lil problem when sitting in traffic and plodding along, car jumps just a lil when going really slow..have to put foot on clutch to stop it and stop car from stalling....
heres a couple of pics of my engine if someone could help with the induction kit and wheres the iscv? think i might soak it in petrol see if that helps....Thanks
Ade
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At the back of the bay, just to the right of your header tank. The shiny thingy with two pipes and one plug - thats the ISCV.
If you're going to clean it remove it from the car, undo the 2 screws the seperate the 2 halves. Then, just soak the valve side in petrol, or spray some carb cleaner. Soaking is much better if left for a few hours. Dont soak the solenoid part (the one with the plug on it).
Refitting is reverse of removal
If you're going to clean it remove it from the car, undo the 2 screws the seperate the 2 halves. Then, just soak the valve side in petrol, or spray some carb cleaner. Soaking is much better if left for a few hours. Dont soak the solenoid part (the one with the plug on it).
Refitting is reverse of removal
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Yep if you go for a K&N its system no 2. Not sure if Piper X make different kits for the various iscv setups
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Would you say go for K&N then? or how about RAM Air or jetex??
im also considering buying a Pipercross cold air feed pipe, is there any problems with using one of these aswell as if the K&N comes with one?
ade
im also considering buying a Pipercross cold air feed pipe, is there any problems with using one of these aswell as if the K&N comes with one?
ade
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