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Need someone to go look at their SC Bonnie for me
Dan, bill, this is up your alley. As you know we are putting a "new" engine into my GP, its from a 1999 bonnie.... the supercharger is APPARENTLY different, not by much but im in a :confused: state right now
tell me what the difference is, and what it goes to/does that I need to be aware of Supercharger from 1999 Bonneville http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l7...P/IMAG0093.jpg Supercharger from 1999 Grand Prix http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l7...P/IMAG0096.jpg notice the TEE???? what the crap is it for???? im using the bonnie SC and need to know if I should cap it off, as its not used on the GP, or what HAALLLPPP!!!!! :nm |
First picture is of a charger off a 1997 motor. That's why the tee. If you cap those ports and setup all the vacuum lines like your 99 was, you will be perfectly fine.
It's a question of where you want to harvest the vaccum from, the T or the LIM port. Overall it's all the same though. How I know the year of the charger, 1996 had coating on the outside of the charger body and a vacuum tree by the TB. 1997 had no coating on the body, only the snout and a vacuum tree by the TB. 1998+ had coating only on the snout like 97 and no vacuum tree by the TB. |
Awesome thanks Bill... the tech hadnt even noticed yet, i've been helping him off and on because I love getting involved, and its my car haha... I pointed the differences out and he said we could just cap them, that on my 99 it probably wouldn't matter but i wanted to find out the reason for the extra lines before just capping them off lol
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You can cap those vacuum Tees off, not a problem. But you will need to pull that vacuum from under the snout then. That's for the boost control and FPR
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