i was removing some of my stock intake pipping that is right by the headlight and goes into the fender and i removed like a little sensor.. do i need this plugged in still. in plugs into a little black box there on the fender
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More than likely not a sensor, but a solenoid based on your description. Not needed if what you are doing is installing an aftermarket intake system. Keep it if your staying stock obviously.Originally posted by byc_cb7 View Posti was removing some of my stock intake pipping that is right by the headlight and goes into the fender and i removed like a little sensor.. do i need this plugged in still. in plugs into a little black box there on the fender
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a useless part of the stock intake tubing... pitch it
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Didn't your girlfriend say the same thing about you Mike?Originally posted by cp[mike] View Posta useless part of the stock intake tubing... pitch it
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ok thats what i was thinkin should i jus put a plug over where it was connected
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