GM Turbo Upgrade - How to Check Lower TMAP Wiring
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GM Turbo Upgrade - How to Check Lower TMAP Wiring
During oil changes, I always check the clearance of the lower TMAP wiring and connections in order to assure that there is enough room between the A/C piping and/or compressor so as not to cause abrasions. I changed my oil and filter over the weekend, so I decided to take some pics of it for the group's benefit. I provided some photos of where to jack up the car as well as where to look and what it looks like...
Use the bottom of the coolant reservior as a reference point to locate the sensor.
Clearance is highlighted in red.
Remember that this is a static view of the clearance. Insure that there is adequate clearance to allow for component movement and engine rock under high torque demand.
Use the bottom of the coolant reservior as a reference point to locate the sensor.
Clearance is highlighted in red.
Remember that this is a static view of the clearance. Insure that there is adequate clearance to allow for component movement and engine rock under high torque demand.
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