Popps then Shuts Off again.

If you do decide to keep the tube, clean out your existing one, or:

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Fitment was great.
 
Did you clean out the holes in the heads themselves? I had to replace the crossover tube, but also i had to clean out the holes in the heads where the airflows from the tube into the heads. My passenger side head hole was completely clogged (as well as the tube). They were tough to clean out, had to use a mirror while picking at it with a small flathead screwdriver. Replacing the tube and cleaning the head holes got rid of my Code 44 (i never had the code 94 because my drivers side was open enough to let air through (barely)).
 
Well Crapola lol... I got some out but not all. Ill attack it again another day. Is a pick or small flathead the best thing to use?
I think whatever you can use to get all that carbon buildup out. I just happened to use a small flat head screw driver. A pick of some kind might be better because if it has a hook at the end it might be easier to scrape the stuff 'out' inside of further inside the head.