Unplugged BOOST sensor N327 (pressure sensor)

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Unplugged BOOST sensor N327 (pressure sensor)

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09-02-2009, 06:56 PM	#1
Rx-7fetish Blue Blur Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Windsor iTrader: (0) Posts: 211 Rep Power: 0	Unplugged BOOST sensor N327 (pressure sensor) Okay so I know my sensor is bad. Vac line on my car bucks like no tomorrow when sec injectors kick in. Unplug and it runs great. My question is what am I hurting if I just leave the vac line off as apposed to replacing the sensor. Please no mazda put it there so you need to replace it answers. I want to know the, if any side affects of leaving the vac line off. This is a non turbo.

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