ZooKs
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- Feb 9, 2005
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Frankfort,
Kentucky
Ok, just had timing belt, balance shaft belt, and the pulleys and tensioner to go with them, AC/Alt/Power Steering belts, and alternator replaced. The next day i get into car and notice that my Door Sensor lights dont work(i assume they didnt work when i first got car back but didnt pay any attention) My headlights, dash lights(when headlights and stuff turned on) work, gauges and everything they all work, but when i open my doors and stuff the dome lights and lights that usually come on when u open ## doors and trunk dont work. So just wondering if theres a certain fuse or wire(s) somewhere i could check or if anyone else has any idea what could be wrong?
Heres a few things that have just been bugging me and been wanting to know the answers too for a while so finally took some pics to see wut u guys think, on my BOV i got the greddy type s i believe and with my old intake i had like 3 hoses hooked up to it, a hose from the bottom pipe of my BOV, a hose from my valve cover, and this other hose that i dont know where its coming from but some air canister looking thing from almost underneath my battery(i know nothing hardly nothing bout this mechanics stuff so if its something extremely obvious then sorry =( And also a few other things i found with open outlets that i dont know wut are or use to be plugged or used but now arent and dont know if i should leave them alone, plug them up, or hooked them to something so heres the pics and descriptions:
The BOV outlet(use to be routed back into my old intake pipe)
The other outlet?
i put a air breather on here, that good/bad?(use to be routed back into my old intake pipe)
Dunno where this hose is coming from but its right under my battery spot and use to be plugged into my old intake pipe, so heres where it starts and ends
and here is where my old bcs used to be connected to but now got a MBC and should i leave these open or plug them or wut? i dont member which one was to the bcs, and dont know wut the other one was ever for?
oh ya and heres a rough pic of the new and old intakes incase it helps
new
old 1.) Where the bottom Hose of the BOV went 2.)The Valve hose 3.)The ?? hose
Heres a few things that have just been bugging me and been wanting to know the answers too for a while so finally took some pics to see wut u guys think, on my BOV i got the greddy type s i believe and with my old intake i had like 3 hoses hooked up to it, a hose from the bottom pipe of my BOV, a hose from my valve cover, and this other hose that i dont know where its coming from but some air canister looking thing from almost underneath my battery(i know nothing hardly nothing bout this mechanics stuff so if its something extremely obvious then sorry =( And also a few other things i found with open outlets that i dont know wut are or use to be plugged or used but now arent and dont know if i should leave them alone, plug them up, or hooked them to something so heres the pics and descriptions:
The BOV outlet(use to be routed back into my old intake pipe)
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The other outlet?
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i put a air breather on here, that good/bad?(use to be routed back into my old intake pipe)
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Dunno where this hose is coming from but its right under my battery spot and use to be plugged into my old intake pipe, so heres where it starts and ends
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and here is where my old bcs used to be connected to but now got a MBC and should i leave these open or plug them or wut? i dont member which one was to the bcs, and dont know wut the other one was ever for?
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oh ya and heres a rough pic of the new and old intakes incase it helps
new
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old 1.) Where the bottom Hose of the BOV went 2.)The Valve hose 3.)The ?? hose
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