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Old 01-14-2010, 08:12 PM
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Well i bought a cool little intake from ebay. Its got two connectors on the new tube where you connect the two larger hoses.
But theres two smaller vaccum lines coming from the back of the stock air box that idk where to put them.
These two lines right here
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But what i notced is that the one on the left has a suction that if i take it out of the nipple from the stock air box, it idles higher. And if i plug it, it idles lower.
The other line doesnt make a difference if i disconnect it or not.
The one that has the suction leads to here where i pointed my finger.
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Should i cap both of them off? Or do i let it run free but where would i run it to?
The tube only came with two nipples for the larger hoses but not for these.
Sorry for the ugly pics.
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go to the hard ware store and get some nipples that fit them and tap them in to the new intake
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Would i have to tap both of them or jus the one that has the suction?
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both to be on the safe side.
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man well i hope they make really small nipples cuz those are really small lines.
Any other suggestions?
Thats what i knew i had to do but hoping maybe someone know of anything else.
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GO to a gun shop and get BLack power gun nipple they should work. Leaing them unhooked problem wouldn't hurt your jeep but you never know.
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hmm never heard of them or seen em but ill probably jus look for some threaded nipples though.
Could i use like silicone or rtv to make sure it seals good? Or little space wont make a difference?
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hmm never heard of them or seen em but ill probably jus look for some threaded nipples though.
Could i use like silicone or rtv to make sure it seals good? Or little space wont make a difference?
They are small threaded nipples that the primer for a black power go on and yea you can just make sure that the hole in the nipple aint clogged
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Originally Posted by finneys98xj
They are small threaded nipples that the primer for a black power go on and yea you can just make sure that the hole in the nipple aint clogged
nice thanks finney,

By the way its been a while since i seen a post from you. Good to see your expertise again.
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Been busy with work a fanilly got some time off
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Originally Posted by finneys98xj
GO to a gun shop and get BLack power gun nipple they should work. Leaing them unhooked problem wouldn't hurt your jeep but you never know.
genius idea...seriously i never woulda thought of that!
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Originally Posted by colder
genius idea...seriously i never woulda thought of that!
How do they look like?
I tried searching hem on google but cant find any so i have a picture on how to work with them.
Can some one give me some key words or a link to what it looks like?
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http://www.black-powder-guns.com/cat...r_Nipples.aspx
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