Got the head back on my 323i, so far so good and the top end is now much quieter as well.
I'm not sure I have the vacuum advance pipes the right way around, there's also a thin pipe that goes to the breather which is part of the equation. Can anyone tell me where each one goes, there are three pipes:
1. Pipe from breather
2. Pipe from distributor advance (located at the connection furthest from the distributor body)
3. Pipe from distributor retard (located closest to the distributor body)
There are three possible locations:
1. Top of the throttle body.
2. Bottom of throttle body.
3. Top of inlet manifold close to throttle body.
Any help appreciated, maybe at last I can get the engine to idle and run properly at last?
323i Vacuum Advance Pipes, What Goes Where?
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Re: 323i Vacuum Advance Pipes, What Goes Where?
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Re: 323i Vacuum Advance Pipes, What Goes Where?
Nice pics and I've been following your posts for a while.
So From what I can see:
The pipe from the vacuum advance closest to the distributor body goes to the top of the throttle body.
The Pipe from the vacuum furthest from the distributor goes to the bottom of the throttle body
The third pipe which I can see on your pics goes from the breather to the top of the inlet manifold near the throttle body
So From what I can see:
The pipe from the vacuum advance closest to the distributor body goes to the top of the throttle body.
The Pipe from the vacuum furthest from the distributor goes to the bottom of the throttle body
The third pipe which I can see on your pics goes from the breather to the top of the inlet manifold near the throttle body