vris info need help

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AdrienMx6

Discussion Starter · Sep 27, 2008

ok so were to start i got into a accident and a couple of my sensors and solenoids broke or stopped functioning replaced them all besides on sensor that i recently found out was called the vris sensor/solenoid the tube adapter goin to the electrical sensor broke off. what i did is connected the hose that was in the bottom of the sensor unit and joined them together with a nylon connector i unplugged the sensor unit and i have no codes. before when i didnt have the tubes connected it would hesitate at around 4500-5000 and sometimes either jump but this might have been part of other sensors being disconnected... so i was wondering am i losing any power by doing this or losing anything and is it worth it trying to find another sensor unit because i was thinking about putting a piece of copper tubing in place of the plastic adapter that fell off.

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A Simple MX6

· #2 · Sep 27, 2008

Well... In short, all the VRIS does is add power. It utilizes what it already has, and builds more with that. If you need a true explanation, well...

http://www.mx6.com/forums/2g-faq-general/162593-faq-what-vris-everything-you-wanted-know-more.html

But, if you're wondering if it's necessary, no it's not. All it is for is a better power curve. If you don't have it, your car will still run fine, just won't have the power you may be used to...

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AdrienMx6

Discussion Starter · #3 · Sep 27, 2008

explains things so its probably worth it to go find a new electrical sensor

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