Hi All,
I'm trying to find out what this component of the air intake is called and what does it do? See picture site below. 1998 Forester 2.5L.
Here is the URL of the picture:
that's a resonator or something I think - noise cancelation I guess.
Carl
Oh, my. I think Sigmund Freud could answer that question best.
Mike
wrong mounted? this component on my Forester 99 points the other side and downwards.
Wilco
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On Fri, 14 Jul 2006 19:09:19 +0200, "Wvd" wrote: Thanks for the response Wilco. That tube is pictured in the 1998 Legacy manual in the same position as mine. Also the bottom side of the tube is formed so as to accomodate the spark plug wires to pass below it. It might be the case that it really doesn't matter what position it is in.
I wonder if Subaru knows what it is for! :)
Ajay
On Fri, 14 Jul 2006 00:02:32 -0400, Carl 1 Lucky Texan wrote (in article ):
I believe you're close to the answer. My guess would be that it has to do with tuning the intake so that when pressure waves bounce back and forth they arrive at the intake valve just as it opens. Or maybe not.
AJay wrote in news:esudb2pt16msbkdca89elosmg9u9v3ko00@
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It is a resonator chamber. AFAIK, it is to help damp out pulsations in the intake air flow and make the readings from the MAF sensor more accurate.
Later, Joe
Thanks Joe. I appreciate the information. Have a good day.
AJ
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