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Re: left and right can be the same depending on perspec
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Posted by rhale (more from rhale) on Sat, 10 Sep 2005 09:04:19 Share Post by Email
In Reply to: Re: left and right can be the same depending on perspec, Michael [Profile/Gallery] , Sat, 10 Sep 2005 06:03:59
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AFAIK I thought the "standard" for left vs. right was based on if you're in the car, which means engine in front of you... I hesitate to refer to passenger vs. driver side because I didn't know if you were in the US. Sorry for any confusion.

If you're looking at the engine and it's just to the left of the intake manifold then thats the MAP sensor. I can try and help out with some of the 5/32" hoses that are on the opposite side of the manifold. I think you should have a small short hose coming out of that side of the manifold, and then a three-way splitter? One goes to the PVC (where I think you said you've already replaced the bushing, doesn't hurt to check the valve there either). One of the others there goes to the fuel pressure regulator. The third hose goes down to the front corner of the engine, where the air intake is, halfway down it there is a check valve. This one is really best to just feel your way down, it may be best to move a few things out of your way if you want to be able to see. If it's a big enough air leak to hear, check the large air intake that goes to the throttle body, it's possible there could be a crack in there. Off the top of my head I think those are all the hoses that are 5/32" on the NA (including the one from the MAP to the intake manifold).

One more quick suggestion, try pinching the hose closed and then see if you can still hear the leak, if the noise stops you've found the right one. Hope this helps :)

Good Luck,
Rachel

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