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I was in the process of replacing a number of old gaskets & wires (rodents chewed through quite a few) and in process of getting to the knock sensor wires,
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Join Date: Feb 2017
Location: east bay CA
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Drives: 2010 370z
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I was in the process of replacing a number of old gaskets & wires (rodents chewed through quite a few) and in process of getting to the knock sensor wires, I figured I could remove the black actuator motors on the VVEL ladder to get some clearance. Turns out that was probably a mistake.
Question for you guys - how big of a mistake is this? I haven't turned the car back on yet, is this a part i can just screw back on? Or should i just go buy a new VVEL assembly now? The things i've read about disturbing the sensor and motor is pretty horrific. |
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