That's the sensor that I am missing.
Everytime I hook up the vacuum line from the plenum to the brake booster the car dies..
I noticed that on the plenum, right underneath the brake booster vacuum port, then is another tube that is also giving suction
I know that there is normally an electronic device hooked up it with a 3 plug connector, but I am missing that electronic device. I am assuming that it is some sort of important airflow sender?
Is it what's causing the car to die?
Has anyone else done a 2jz-ge ma61 engine conversion?
Or perhaps some sort of 80's toyota?
If so, I would really like some detailed pictures of where all the vacuum hoses go. I have read the vacuum diagram on the net, but it is for a California spec engine, and because I am a noob to jz engines, I can't really tell what I have and don't have in the diagram.
Thanks guys.
That's the sensor that I am missing.
It looks like you're missing the MAP sensor (MAP stands for Manifold Absolute Pressure).
It's a very critical sensor. You need it!
You can read more about MAP sensors here.
36 Sensors#6 - Speed Sensors with questions.pdf file size 283KB
Part number is 89420‑14080 according to www.toyodiy.com
Cheers
Wilbo
Have you got a one way valve in line with the booster and its vac source??
Also your booster could be leaking, especially proving evident in absence of the one way valve.
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