Induction module install on 103 motor?
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Induction module install on 103 motor?
Any tricks to get the induction mod back on?
I can get the left allen heads started in each head but can't get my big fingers in to get the 2 on the right side started, tried longer allen wrenches, one with the ball on the end even, and a pick up tool so far.
The slotted end of the flange goes to the left side it looks like from the manual?
Anybody??
TIA
Al
I can get the left allen heads started in each head but can't get my big fingers in to get the 2 on the right side started, tried longer allen wrenches, one with the ball on the end even, and a pick up tool so far.
The slotted end of the flange goes to the left side it looks like from the manual?
Anybody??
TIA
Al
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the slotted flange goes on the left side, leave allen head bolts screwed out enough to be able to move around. I used silicone spray on rubber seals so it slides easily against heads. and put upward pressure with one hand and started the right hand allen heads. they were a bitch to get in. I ended up removing map sensor and was able to get front bolt in with 1/4'' ratchet with a 10'' extension and swivel make sure you get them all started before u tighten up anything.
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Thanks, the silicone would have helped.
After fighting with it for almost two hours and getting only three of the four screws in I finally pulled it back off and took the map and IAC off, that gave me more room to work with and I finally got the rear and front right side screws in and then the left side ones.
Had to remove a piece that had what looked like a heim joint on either end to install the IAC, but after fighting with the module that was a piece of cake.
Manual was worthless.
Next time will be easier I suppose, but I still think some engineer should be fired at HD.
Al
After fighting with it for almost two hours and getting only three of the four screws in I finally pulled it back off and took the map and IAC off, that gave me more room to work with and I finally got the rear and front right side screws in and then the left side ones.
Had to remove a piece that had what looked like a heim joint on either end to install the IAC, but after fighting with the module that was a piece of cake.
Manual was worthless.
Next time will be easier I suppose, but I still think some engineer should be fired at HD.
Al
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