MPS innard, bad seal? |
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MPS innard, bad seal? |
r3dplanet |
Mar 2 2013, 10:03 PM
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So I'm finally getting around to installing the Tangerine Racing manifold pressure sensor diaphragm kit through my MPS because it's Saturday and I'm sick and left with a whole free day to myself.
The process went smooth thanks to patience, an ultrasonic cleaner, more patience, and the ever-helpful pbanders D-Jet website. I know that I'm supposed to be able to suck and hold vacuum at the port. But the boxful of MPS units I have all suffer from an inability to hold vacuum. I split open the best one I had, de-soldered the connector, and pulled out the core unit. Up against the inside of the case, there is a small flat strip that acts as a spring holding down a small circular seal against the vacuum port opening. It's clear that this seal is made of some sort of plastic that is dried and warped with age. Here's a photo: The seal won't hold air, water, or muster simply because it's old. I'm wondering what others may have done to correct this failure. Anyone? Thanks, Marcus |
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