It gets vacuum from the intake and intake manifold via that 4 port distribution assembly. It’s not a straight flow through all 4 ports are connected together through one way valves to control air flow.
Ok, so from my understanding the 4 port vacuum aspirator has 2 check valves to ensure that the brake booster and IMRC's have and hold vacuum while the engine isn't producing vacuum. It's connected to both the intake and the intake manifold so that one or the other is always providing vacuum...
Everything appears correct other than the 4 port check valve removed. I honestly have no idea how that works so I'm not sure if removing it will have any negative effects. I'd just pay close attention to the brake effort while driving it at first. If it stays the same and doesn't seem like you...
The weird thing is I got the same code P2005 and told Lund about the voltage difference. They then sent me over a new tune and I’ve had no check engine lights since.
P2008 should be from the disconnected blue plug. Switch the 2 and see if anything changes. Switch the 2 pnp adapters to see if the p2004 stays on bank 1 or switches to bank 2
The vacuum 1 ports on the front and back of the intake manifold can be left disconnected and uncapped as they are interconnected with one another and nothing else.
You can remove this piece and cap it or leave it on and cap it. This is what supplies the vacuum to the IMRC which are being...
The vacuum port in the back is just a pass through to the vacuum port in the front. You can leave both those ports alone and block off the port coming from that distribution block instead.
I don't think the horse is quite dead so lets beat it some more.
I decided to do a overlay with my graph and the graph Edelbrock posted. The line for my 2018 IM (Red) Lines up almost perfectly with theirs (Light Green) until 5700 and then theirs jump ahead so I definitely think there's...
Based off of percentages it's fairly accurate. The top graph shows about 420@6200 and then 450@7200 which is a 7.15% increase in power mine is 377.81@6200 and 402.64@7200 which is a 6.57% increase. a 7.15% increase would put me at 404.8