Bypasses (any of them)......do not negate/affect the pressure sensors that look at backflow exhaust.
-If your valves are stuck closed(or normal) you will not need plates.
-If your valves are stuck open....a lot of people can get them to close on their own and then install a bypass.
-If you are a "lucky one"(sarcasm inserted there) your valves are truly stuck open and will not close on their own. In this case you will need plates in order for the backpressure not to make it to the sensors. Much easier to do plates than remove manifold to clean valves.
The system only works for a few secs at startup....driving a few minutes and then hearing the sound is not the AIP system. It could be the backpressure you're hearing......but it's not the AIP pump running.
-If your valves are stuck closed(or normal) you will not need plates.
-If your valves are stuck open....a lot of people can get them to close on their own and then install a bypass.
-If you are a "lucky one"(sarcasm inserted there) your valves are truly stuck open and will not close on their own. In this case you will need plates in order for the backpressure not to make it to the sensors. Much easier to do plates than remove manifold to clean valves.
The system only works for a few secs at startup....driving a few minutes and then hearing the sound is not the AIP system. It could be the backpressure you're hearing......but it's not the AIP pump running.