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I just installed the Fenfab v2 intake and charge pipe with HKS BOV. My car threw a P04DB code on the 3rd drive cycle. I'm sure I installed the intake lines correctly, but what might cause this? 1000004646.jpg
 

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This connector appears to be unseated.

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Great eye Wafer! Tracked let us know if that fixes it…
 

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I just went out and re-inserted that connector and it appears to only go in that far before clicking on.

Could something with my evap purge valve be wrong with the intake and/or vacuum line install?
 

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Was that sensor originally closer to the 90° fitting as in this picture?

Your code is a Crankcase Ventilation System Disconnected warning, I've read the sensor also has a hall effect pickup that detects when the Vent hose is moved.

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Was that sensor originally closer to the 90° fitting as in this picture?

Your code is a Crankcase Ventilation System Disconnected warning, I've read the sensor also has a hall effect pickup that detects when the Vent hose is moved.

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Yeah it was definitely facing in that direction and is no longer. Maybe I need to trim my hose so that it can be repositioned that way as the hose is too long to allow it to go back to that direction?
 

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Yeah it was definitely facing in that direction and is no longer. Maybe I need to trim my hose so that it can be repositioned that way as the hose is too long to allow it to go back to that direction?
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Yes try to reposition it to face to same direction and at the approximate distance from the fitting, hopefully it will clear the trouble code.
 

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