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The manifold fits, but the throttle isn't even close to bolting on as the TPS fouls the power steering pump (in particular the main hose fitting and associated bolt on the top of it)
It's an AAN if it matters, what's everyone else done about this? Looks very close to the MTM item, and I would imagine the Wagner mani would have similar clearance issues?
Something like that would probably work, would need to be 30mm minimum though, that or I need to move the top PAS hose (or make it shallower) or move the throttle sensor somehow, or make a spacer that allows the throttle about 45 degrees to where it normally is.
Yes all the same housing layout, the AAN one has a slightly longer spigot.
I never understood why MTM, Dahlback and Wagner didn't rotate the TB mounting through 90degrees to have it in the original orientation to avoid the throttle cam interfering with the bonnet.
The dual stage pump powers the hydro brakes too, I wondered if you had carried it over from the AAN? As you are using the vacuum servo you would have a redundant part of the pump then.
I never understood why MTM, Dahlback and Wagner didn't rotate the TB mounting through 90degrees to have it in the original orientation to avoid the throttle cam interfering with the bonnet.
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