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When fitting an induction kit - titch - 30-08-2013
When fitting an induction kit, and removing the air box, where is th ebest place the throttle position sensor ? As it is normally bolted to the air box>
Anyone have any pics of where they have mounted theirs?
Cheers Titch
RE: When fitting an induction kit - Jimbo - 30-08-2013
I think you mean MAF mass air flow meter
RE: When fitting an induction kit - Piggy - 30-08-2013
and you dont want to remove the maf!!
RE: When fitting an induction kit - Toms306 - 30-08-2013
The TPS is bolted to the airbox on the HDi, the OP is correct.
You can bolt it where you like tbh, as long as its solid. Probably the slam panel would be good.
RE: When fitting an induction kit - titch - 30-08-2013
(30-08-2013, 08:15 PM)Jimbo Wrote: I think you mean MAF mass air flow meter
No i don't
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(30-08-2013, 08:21 PM)Toms306 Wrote: The TPS is bolted to the airbox on the HDi, the OP is correct.
You can bolt it where you like tbh, as long as its solid. Probably the slam panel would be good.
Nice one cheers
Titch
RE: When fitting an induction kit - Jimbo - 30-08-2013
(30-08-2013, 08:26 PM)titch Wrote:(30-08-2013, 08:15 PM)Jimbo Wrote: I think you mean MAF mass air flow meter
No i don't
(30-08-2013, 08:21 PM)Toms306 Wrote: The TPS is bolted to the airbox on the HDi, the OP is correct.
You can bolt it where you like tbh, as long as its solid. Probably the slam panel would be good.
Fair enough but you didnt specify HDI
Best off with a panel filter I would have thought read somewhere the hdi heatsoak there and dont respond well to hot intake temps
RE: When fitting an induction kit - titch - 30-08-2013
Fair enough but you didnt specify HDI
Best off with a panel filter I would have thought read somewhere the hdi heatsoak there and dont respond well to hot intake temps
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I know but i put it in the DW10 HDi section
I know what your saying about the heat soak, but i have got a fmic to go on and i don't think it will fit with the airbox.
RE: When fitting an induction kit - Jimbo - 30-08-2013
Yeah ok fair point jumped in a bit quick tbf lol
With a fmic shud be ok . Cone filters do sound good on hdis but I would say try resting it in the bottom half of the box
RE: When fitting an induction kit - titch - 30-08-2013
(30-08-2013, 08:49 PM)Jimbo Wrote: Yeah ok fair point jumped in a bit quick tbf lol
With a fmic shud be ok . Cone filters do sound good on hdis but I would say try resting it in the bottom half of the box
Will have to have a play when i fit the fmic i want to try and keep the standard airbox if i can, maybe i could keep the airbox and remove the tps and bolt it somewhere else, i might just be able to run the boost pipe up past the airbox then, it would be tight but it might fit..
RE: When fitting an induction kit - Jimbo - 30-08-2013
Battery relocation would make it possible
RE: When fitting an induction kit - cully - 30-08-2013
ive re routed the cable around the left side of the engine and mounted the throttle pot on the front slam panel with the cable running along the top of the rad
i only did this to remove all the bends and make the pedal lighter
if i remember i will grab a photo in the morning
RE: When fitting an induction kit - titch - 30-08-2013
(30-08-2013, 09:49 PM)cully Wrote: ive re routed the cable around the left side of the engine and mounted the throttle pot on the front slam panel with the cable running along the top of the rad
i only did this to remove all the bends and make the pedal lighter
if i remember i will grab a photo in the morning
That would be brilliant thanks if you don't mind
Titch
RE: When fitting an induction kit - cully - 30-08-2013
your lucky night just took this
i used the original bracket i might have straightened it in a vice but i cant remember
RE: When fitting an induction kit - Toms306 - 30-08-2013
Gah, put the damn rad cap the right way!
RE: When fitting an induction kit - titch - 30-08-2013
Nice one thanks mate, just what i was after.
RE: When fitting an induction kit - cully - 30-08-2013
ha ha i change it just for you and this photo tom
RE: When fitting an induction kit - Toms306 - 30-08-2013
RE: When fitting an induction kit - Poodle - 30-08-2013
Have a look at my project thread, some pics of both the fmic fitting in around the standard airbox and a relocated tps in there.
RE: When fitting an induction kit - titch - 30-08-2013
(30-08-2013, 10:45 PM)Poodle Wrote: Have a look at my project thread, some pics of both the fmic fitting in around the standard airbox and a relocated tps in there.
Will have a look mate thanks