Did a boost leak check... heres what I found
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Did a boost leak check... heres what I found
A ruptured vaccum line going into boost control soleniod, bad leak at turbo inlet coupler, and BOV leak... Fixed all leaks besides BOV and car pulls much harder, and my idle isn't messed up anymore... So moral of the story do a boost leak check every now and then...
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question: are you checking a gage while you perform the test??? if so does air leak while testing the system...or lets say you put to 20 psi..it will hold there until you manually release pressure
why do you think my car wants to die like i'm leaking vacumn or something .. happens when i've been driving for a while and come to stop press the clutch and the idle drops lower than normal and vacumn shows -14 instead of -16
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Yes I am using the mechanical boost gauge in the car, charge system to 20 psi, and on my car it bled of slowly...
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First question... do you have a VTA BOV? That would explain the idle dip when coming ot a stop...
cap off any mbc and crankcase
and shoot it wit some air!..usin compressor most likely
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I got a 3" PVC threaded coupler and a threaded plug, epoxied the plug in and drilled a hole into the end of the plug and inserted a valve stem into the hole. I recommend using a bolt/screw in type valve stem... then took off the MAF and installed it in my intake tube as it is easier to get to than my turbo inlet... Make sure to cap of MBC, and Crankcase as mentioned previously...
I got a 3" PVC threaded coupler and a threaded plug, epoxied the plug in and drilled a hole into the end of the plug and inserted a valve stem into the hole. I recommend using a bolt/screw in type valve stem... then took off the MAF and installed it in my intake tube as it is easier to get to than my turbo inlet... Make sure to cap of MBC, and Crankcase as mentioned previously...



