The hose connector is now definately fixed. Not sure if its a boost sensor as there was no image or mention of it in the manual you directed me towards last night, despite mine also being a 1KZ-TE as per the manual. The hose connector is a brownishand as I said, may be missing a filter end - although if it is a filter like the VSV's surely it should still do its job?
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Originally posted by Bathafarn View PostThere is definately a vacuum to this VSV'ish item but the other end has a stainless steel nipple with a rubber surround - as if to grip onto a tiny filter/cover but which may now be absent.
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The 2 VSV's are a ceramic or hard plastic and each have 2 vacuum hose connectors. This item, which resides under the throttle body and connects to the underside of what looks like an advance and retard vacuum housing bolted onto the inlet manifold, is made of the same material but is a lovely brown colour. I'm not suggesting this is the source of the problem though, as I am not a machanic.
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Originally posted by MattF View PostLooking at the V.S.V, you should have two ports very close together and then one protruding at a right angle to those two ports at the opposite end of the valve. Which port isn't connected at the moment?
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Originally posted by Bathafarn View PostI'll take a few by daylight. Will I have to start a new thread?
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No pics as the part is properly put together and holding a vacuum. But the turbo stll does not come in. I know the turbo is working as there is no smoke coming out the exhaust and wonder if it is in limp mode. If that were so what do I have to do to clear it. The manual mentions removing the F-HTR fuse whilst the car ignition is switched off but unfortunately does not indicate where this elusive fuse is located. Also it mentions that this applies to fault codes 1 thru 10, and I got a 14. Any thoughts?Last edited by Bathafarn; 15 October 2009, 15:35.
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