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Hey guys,

Finished installing LT headers today. While I was buttoning everything up I noticed that I had broken a connector that sits behind the intake manifold. I guess I got a little too overzealers with jacking the engine up. You can see where the connector hit the rear bar lining and snapped off.

I haven't started the car yet and was wanting to get some info on what I should/shouldn't do before my next step. :(
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It a little over $100 for the part. There is a thread on how others have done this same thing.
 

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Thanks guys. Funny enough I posted in a thread right below someone who posted that exact warning a couple of months ago!

Didn't know what the heck it was or I would have searched. I ran the car and it's crazy loud above 3000 rpm now but I'm not going to open her up until after I get the part replaced. P2011 did indeed come up on the nGuage so I'll go ahead and order that part.

At least I can still get to work. :)
 
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Walked into the dealership and they ordered the part for me. Came out to $43.76 including shipping and tax.

Part# was FR3Z-9J559-B
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