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hi anybody know what the exhaust valves look like and where they would be on the a PSE, not sure if they are external or internal? and also if you can manually open these?
here a link to one that sold on ebay
you can see the levers that move the butterfly plate at the end of that rod you should see a round vacuum switch that looks like a turbo actuator
something like this with a thin vacuum tube attached
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/FORD-ESCORT-C...arts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item19bfed8d72
Sorry for the pics ebays the quickest place to find things
Rob
If you have genuine PSE the electronics control a vacuum actuator (either via programmed parameteres or via the dash button - if fitted).
You can manually force them open, but you will upset the actuation and control systems.
You can jam them open/closed by operating this rod/plunger going into the vacuum "hat":
Ohh my dear God...here we go again. :nooo:
Allow me to explain my dear GT4; I was merely complimenting you on a visually helpful post. Did you not get the hint? Are you opposed to people paying you a compliment? Wasn't trying to be a pain the ar$e, really I wasn't.
~ Maxie
i thought you said sarcasm would be highlighted in
Italics
I am never going to understand this thread stuff unless we have guides/Rules.... :thumb:
p.s.Great Movie, as even the OPC couldn't show me how you could tell PSE or no PSE....so :worship: :worship:
I rarely use emoticons (or italics) when joking.
It is far more amusing (for me) when people can't tell if I am joking or not. It's the equivalent of telling a joke with a straight face.
