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Old 09-22-12, 07:25 AM
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Default Intake resonance chamber

The other day my 97 SC400 started running rough at idle, stalling etc. While poking around I noticed the resonance chamber that is supposed to be attached to the under-side of the intake tube had broken off.
When I removed it I saw that it had previously been broken off and glued back on with silicone sealant. I removed this chamber and installed a block-off plate. The car seems to run fine ( no rough idle, stalling etc.) and the power seems to be as before.

***Edit-This is the small resonance chamber above the passenger side valve cover, not the one attached to the air filter box ***

Does anyone know of a downside to removing this device? So far it seems to be no different than when it ran well before.

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M.R.

Last edited by M.Rad.; 09-23-12 at 05:48 PM. Reason: clarification
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