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Old 07 May 2010, 05:41 PM
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can anyone tell me what sensor would have previously plugged into the brown plug on this picture please? schoolboy error i know but it has been a while since i took it to bits



black is map
blue is BCS
brown = ?

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Old 08 May 2010, 12:00 AM
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Pressure exchange solenoid..

depending on what ecu you are running you may not need it.. Apexi, Simtek, Syvecs, Hydra, Link, Gems all won't care it is missing.

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Simon, why is there also a pressure exchange solenoid too? What does the PES do that the BCS doesn't/can't, IYSWIM?

Is the PES that little cylindrical brown thing at the top of the BCS - as on the 3-port set-up (if not the 2-port too)?

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Originally Posted by Jolly Green Monster
Pressure exchange solenoid..

depending on what ecu you are running you may not need it..

Legend, knew there must have been a reason not to keep it

il tape the bugger up then

Thanks!
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