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> Cabinet identified the TTS sensor and the holes, ty, Know what it does now
oakdalecurtis
post Aug 27 2016, 08:34 PM
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After I got the throttle body off on my '76 2.0, a couple of questions. There is a sensor under the throttle cable, white wire was broken off, I repaired the wire, what does the sensor do?
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Also, under the throttle cable in the tin on the passenger side is a clean 1/2 inch hole, what is it there for, looks like it was taped over at some point?
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Finally, there is a machined approximately 1 inch hole in the back of the engine bay wall about car centerline, in the circle in the picture with the blue glue residue around it, and the remains of a small black plastic cap were underneath it. What is the hole there for and should it be covered? Anyone on any of this stuff?
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post Aug 28 2016, 01:10 PM
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Huh? Tts has no vacuum. Just a wire. I think you mean aar.
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