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Old 01-29-2015, 08:36 AM
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Originally Posted by charliedyal
Yeah. I took a look at my charger this morning and I don't have the sensors anyway. And im not using the L electrical harness. I'm going to go off of this diagram which I believe that was created by [MENTION=52877]4x4dave[/MENTION]?
correct, that's the one I used. I even reused the 4x4 vac lines but had to tweak a couple. This diagram helped a lot. I plugged my big vac port on the passenger side and used the driver side and you damn near plug in vac lines and see what I mean about hooking them up. Really simple once you start, you'll see what I mean.

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Use the top right ports on plenum for the 3/8 brake booster and evap.

Just remember on plenum gets vacuum
Midplate gets boost.
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Originally Posted by ibd2328
Use the top right ports on plenum for the 3/8 brake booster and evap. Just remember on plenum gets vacuum Midplate gets boost.
The pcv setup is as follows. Use a 3/8" line to go from pcv to a barb on a oil seperator, then use the other side and run it to the back barb on the iac (think it's 5/8 or 11/16). Hard to find connectors for those but just piece it together. The front side of then iac goes from then3/4" barb to then the port on intake elbow. Note there are two large ports 5/8, 1/2 on the elbow with a small 7/32 connector in between. The small connector goes to the boost actuator. The other 1/2 port in the elbow goes to the drivers size valve cover. Use reducers to get it to 3/8"!

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Use the top left 3/8 barb on the plenum for most vacuum. Our stock NA lines have a 3/8" plug
To 3 vacuum lines, so it's handy to use that. Plug off or tee into it as necessary and don't forget the 4x4 line that has corrugated line around it.

As for wiring: only thing needed is to extend the iac pig tail, and extend the iat sesnor to monitor manifold boost temps instead of iats.
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Maf and tps are long enough and don't need modification for the 4 and 3 wire connectors. If you go with a slot style 05+ you will need to change connectors because those are 6 wires and include the iat in the maf harness where ours tees off and is not on the same connector.

I'm working on a relocation for the cruise control cable so we can use our stock one.
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Figured here is the place to ask.
Running the setup I plan on,motor tranny and gear wise with 40s what would be the limit for towing without straining the motor much?
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Originally Posted by Jackedup00
Figured here is the place to ask. Running the setup I plan on,motor tranny and gear wise with 40s what would be the limit for towing without straining the motor much?
A lawn mower
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Originally Posted by BrowningSCrew
A lawn mower
Bob kyle pulls a mud truck with a 4.2.. lol
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Originally Posted by Jackedup00
Bob kyle pulls a mud truck with a 4.2.. lol
Not on 40's lol
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Originally Posted by BrowningSCrew
Not on 40's lol
Its only 9" or so over stock lol


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