914 Cheeko
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- Jul 10, 2018
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Newtown,
Connecticut
So I'm learning about cars on my '91 Galant VR4 with a '95 Eagle Talon TSi turbo swap and I don't know a lot about how an engine bay should look, especially a turbo one. The first pic is on the pipe that goes from the intake manifold to the intercooler. My friend who works on mostly diesel trucks came to look at it and didn't know if this was normal either. Is there supposed to be something covering the hole that the picture was taken through? Something is inside, and I am assuming it is a blowoff valve because it looks like a piston that would move up and down depending on how much pressure there is in the tube.
The second and third pictures are where I think one of the PCV hoses go into? I bought the car with them disconnected and I have no clue where else in the intake manifold they would go into. I can feel holes in the protruding parts but can't see into them so they might be bolts. If that is what they are, would I be able to hook up the PCV lines with a catch can in the middle to it or do the lines have to go directly to the port?
The second and third pictures are where I think one of the PCV hoses go into? I bought the car with them disconnected and I have no clue where else in the intake manifold they would go into. I can feel holes in the protruding parts but can't see into them so they might be bolts. If that is what they are, would I be able to hook up the PCV lines with a catch can in the middle to it or do the lines have to go directly to the port?
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