Subject	I'd be happy to troubleshoot it...
Posted by	apsbainc on October 03, 2012 at 3:39 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Re: Looks like it could be easily repaired and not cost you the posted by DJK-West on October 03, 2012 at 02:22 PM
Message	I have the same model at home I can take apart and compare to see what kind of kludgery has occured to yours. Here is what a stock one should look like:
Follow Ups	Buyer Beware - MyWayZ (KY) 09:44:22 10/03/12 I know this is ot, but can't you run without the stock - TriniTT 09:53:25 10/03/12 I dont know - MyWayZ (KY) 09:58:11 10/03/12 Yup. The car will run without factory boost solenoids. - MixManMash 11:07:05 10/03/12 stock solenoids don't restrict, they bleed. - Antihero 15:34:22 10/03/12 Use photobucket to host image. - Evan_Wright (Ca) 10:25:02 10/03/12 OP's pic of ebc---> - Evan_Wright (Ca) 11:10:11 10/03/12 Looks like he tried to add an in-line fuse but IDK whyTf he - ConVerTT 11:18:22 10/03/12 Looks like it could be easily repaired and not cost you the - Multi_Read (MO) 11:27:00 10/03/12 Re: Looks like it could be easily repaired and not cost you the - apsbainc 13:51:12 10/03/12 Re: Re: Looks like it could be easily repaired and not cost you the - DJK-West 14:11:18 10/03/12 Re: Re: Looks like it could be easily repaired and not cost you the - DJK-West 14:22:27 10/03/12 I'd be happy to troubleshoot it... - apsbainc 15:39:29 10/03/12 Upon closer analysis, I bet that other end of the wire - apsbainc 16:06:42 10/03/12 Hey if ur willing - MyWayZ (KY) 20:00:37 10/03/12 It'd be my pleasure =) - apsbainc 20:50:12 10/03/12 very few people open stuff like that open when it works righ - Antihero 15:36:05 10/03/12 It looks like the previous owner tried to bypass - apsbainc 15:52:14 10/03/12 People like that ruin it for the - boostlv 12:36:56 10/03/12
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