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Old 11-09-2002, 02:37 PM   #1 (permalink)
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fmax install

hi, i was wondering if anyone knew what to do with the replacement MAP sensor they give in the kit. Are we supposed to hook the map electrical and vacuum lines into this new sensor and just leave the old map sensor unconnected? Thanks, i think this is for tne MF2 install...
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Leave the MAP sensor electronically connected. Take out the Honda map sensor out of the TB. Screw in the Fmax bracket, the side that has a small brass fitting on it, to where the stock sensor use to be and don't forget the O-ring. Then install the stock sensor on the other side and connect the vac. hose to the port on the MAP sensor.
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