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Ok, I have my plenum off finally!

 

I'm going to do the coolant bypass, the green lines is where I need to install the bypass pipe. The YouTube video (

) which shows how to do the NA coolant bypass doesn't mention the pipes I've circled red. So I guess these have to remain. Unfortunately I've cut one of them. I'm guess if I simply remove these; coolant will be pumped out everywhere?

 

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Also, one of the main reasons I've removed the plenum was to replace the knock sensor. I understood I could get at it by just removing the plenum, as long as the EGR was removed, which it is. However, I see no way of getting to the knock sensor without removing the lower intake manifold, which I wanted to avoid as I don't want to mess with the timing belt (plus the extra work/time removing the intake). Any suggestions?

 

Cheers!

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The items circled in red are the PCV (positive crankcase ventilation) valves - air not water.

 

LOL, well guess that answers my question...and I now I know why they're connected to the plenum. So, a new piece of hose then... :oops:

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no the bit in the plenum is a valve, but the pipe has a restricter i presume to stop it sucking to much air through the crankcase, as with the z1 hoses in the link below.

 

https://www.z1motorsports.com/z1-products/z1-motorsports/z1-silicone-pcv-hose-left-p-3417.html

 

Thanks for this, I would have replaced it with normal hose if you hadn't told me otherwise !

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