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Old 04-01-2009, 07:06 PM
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valve gurgle?

as some of you know i have been trying to clean-up my intake system and ran into a few snags. (sheared bolt nightmares, broke a $85 VSV and more...) i have now put everything back together and there is a mean gurgling sound coming from what i think may be my valves on the passenger side.

could the timing on that head be out a smidge causing that sound?
i havent taken it for a drive yet, but when i rev the motor the sound goes away at higher rpm's.

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Old 04-02-2009, 12:23 PM
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anyone?
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valve gurgle? never heard that term before...got a sound clip?
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ill go take a clip tonight. i tried fiddling around with the vacuum hoses and it seems to have made a difference. so i guess that would make the noise a vacuum gurgle.
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what u talkin about Willis?
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i dtermined that its def not timing and that my gaskets are all good. so i began trying different arrangements of the vac hoses that spagetti the pass. side of the plenum. i managed to clear up the gurgling sound but its still not running quite right.
anyone have a diagram of the vac hose arangement?
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I'm betting the PAIR system is leaking
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Originally Posted by sinneDBTB
i dtermined that its def not timing and that my gaskets are all good. so i began trying different arrangements of the vac hoses that spagetti the pass. side of the plenum. i managed to clear up the gurgling sound but its still not running quite right.
anyone have a diagram of the vac hose arangement?
so you just went and randomly attached hoses in different places?
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a Simple search yielded so:
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...%3Den%26sa%3DG
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Originally Posted by toyota4x4907
so you just went and randomly attached hoses in different places?
yes. i tried some different arrangements to test whether that was the problem and wouldnt you know it, it seems it was. i had thought that id returned all the vac hoses to their orig. locations after i put the top end back together.

in heinsight i should have labeled them as i removed them.... another lesson learned the hard way.
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Originally Posted by sinneDBTB
yes. i tried some different arrangements to test whether that was the problem and wouldnt you know it, it seems it was. i had thought that id returned all the vac hoses to their orig. locations after i put the top end back together.

in heinsight i should have labeled them as i removed them.... another lesson learned the hard way.
hm. Thats funny lol. Better look at the vacuum diagram. I would have posted the picture myself, but for some reason I can't access my Photobucket page
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my apologies. turns out i forgot to connect the main vacuum line to the pair reed valve and thats what was causing the noise. i'll tell you one thing, its a lot easier to connect when the plenum isn't bolted down.

cheers for all the trouble shooting help boys!
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Who called it?!

Originally Posted by toyota4x4907
I'm betting the PAIR system is leaking
Glad you found it.
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