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Old 08-29-2012, 04:42 PM
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00vi vacuum LInes

for those that still have a functioning 00vi with their setup where do you have you vacuum lines hooked up .. ?? in the pressured line or at the intake at the turbo inlet.??
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If you need a vacuum source then connect to the intake manifold, usually near the throttle body.
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I don't need a vacuum source .. its a dek .. from factory the 00vi is hooked up to the intake. Should i connect it in with the intercooler piping pressurized or at the intake of the Turbo
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Don't go out of the way to connect any factory sensors or solenoids to boost only source. The only thing that must be connected to a boost only source is the wastegate. The intake manifold goes into vacuum when the throttle plate is closed.
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The 2 ports on the 00vi where do u connect those to on a Turbo car?
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After a bit of reading (http://forums.maxima.org/3737021-post5.html), it seems as though the 00vi requires vacuum to activate (at an rpm that you would possibly be in boost). I would probably hook that vacuum source up pre-turbo so that you always have vacuum.

This is just an educated guess. Hopefully someone with a boosted dek or boosed 00vi can chime in.
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Originally Posted by max4u2c
I don't need a vacuum source .. its a dek .. from factory the 00vi is hooked up to the intake. Should i connect it in with the intercooler piping pressurized or at the intake of the Turbo
The VI is vacuum operated, so yes you do need a vacuum source.
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Check this thread out: http://forums.maxima.org/all-motor/3...y-problem.html

It discusses the fact that you DO NOT connect the VIAS to a vacuum source!
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You can also take out the VI rod. Dyno proven.
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