Greddy Boost controller issues..
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Greddy Boost controller issues..
Hey guys,
So, I've got a bit of an issue..
I bought a greddy boost controller off another member on here and just hooked it up yesterday..
It looks like I may be having an issue with the boost controller valve.. solenoid.. something..
No matter what I mess with (percentage etc) it only reads 12.1psi of boost on the controller, even though I have it set up in AEM for 20 psi max..
Has anyone ever heard of this happening and where the issue may be? I checked the wiring, boost tubing and there doesn't seem to be any random leaks..
Thanks for the help!
Jim
So, I've got a bit of an issue..
I bought a greddy boost controller off another member on here and just hooked it up yesterday..
It looks like I may be having an issue with the boost controller valve.. solenoid.. something..
No matter what I mess with (percentage etc) it only reads 12.1psi of boost on the controller, even though I have it set up in AEM for 20 psi max..
Has anyone ever heard of this happening and where the issue may be? I checked the wiring, boost tubing and there doesn't seem to be any random leaks..
Thanks for the help!
Jim
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Sounds like you are stuck at wastegate boost.. Which one of Greddy's boost controllers did you buy?? There is currently 3 models you can buy new.. The Profec B Spec 2, The Profec type S(which is a revised original B), and the Profec E-01(which is currently being discontinued). Secondly; What are you attempting to configure that is made by AEM that has relevance with boost control? Greddy does not have any controllers that allow control to be shared with other devices.
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Greddy only has one EBC available....Profec B spec II. You need to carefully check how you have it hooked up. Also, make sure that ALL of the plastic caps are taken out of the solenoid.
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*edit*
any and all caps are removed from the solenoid..
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Assuming you have similar to stock setup (internal wastegate) the NO goes to a pressure source and the COM goes to the actuator on the turbo. I didnt use the factory hosing because it has some sort of pill im not mistaken. Double check that because it just sounds like something is backwards. 12 psi sounds like the actuator psi
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Assuming you have similar to stock setup (internal wastegate) the NO goes to a pressure source and the COM goes to the actuator on the turbo. I didnt use the factory hosing because it has some sort of pill im not mistaken. Double check that because it just sounds like something is backwards. 12 psi sounds like the actuator psi
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So who makes the other 2 electronic boost controllers that Greddy has available to purchase on their website?
http://www.greddy.com/products/displ...SubCategory=51
I would highly recommend downloading and reading the instruction manual for the spec II located here on Greddy's website.
http://www.greddy.com/tech/
That way you can be more specific with your question, and those of us that know about the boost controller can better help you. Not meaning to sound rude though it would help you more in understanding the operation and setup of the Spec II.
http://www.greddy.com/products/displ...SubCategory=51
I would highly recommend downloading and reading the instruction manual for the spec II located here on Greddy's website.
http://www.greddy.com/tech/
That way you can be more specific with your question, and those of us that know about the boost controller can better help you. Not meaning to sound rude though it would help you more in understanding the operation and setup of the Spec II.
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What it is tuned for and how much boost you are achieving is irrelevant.
Read the installation manual and learn about the boost controller you purchased.
Read the installation manual and learn about the boost controller you purchased.
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I would hope most would find it obvious that one would read a manual before posting a question on a forum.. I wasn't expecting any sort of an answer from a manual such as "if you are receiving 12.1 psi of boost no matter what, XXX" ..
Come on now. Be constructive if you're going to be critical.
Thanks anyways for your help.
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Don't want to sound rude.
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If its an old school greddy profec b, check the settings on the back of the unit. Page 8 on this website. http://www.mkiv.com/techarticles/gre...c_b/index.html
this is asuming that you are running an older spec b and not running any other boost controlling devices. Also, you are using the Hi Boost knob, correct? When mine was hooked up, the Lo Boost knob did very little above wastegate pressure.
this is asuming that you are running an older spec b and not running any other boost controlling devices. Also, you are using the Hi Boost knob, correct? When mine was hooked up, the Lo Boost knob did very little above wastegate pressure.
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If its an old school greddy profec b, check the settings on the back of the unit. Page 8 on this website. http://www.mkiv.com/techarticles/gre...c_b/index.html
this is asuming that you are running an older spec b and not running any other boost controlling devices. Also, you are using the Hi Boost knob, correct? When mine was hooked up, the Lo Boost knob did very little above wastegate pressure.
this is asuming that you are running an older spec b and not running any other boost controlling devices. Also, you are using the Hi Boost knob, correct? When mine was hooked up, the Lo Boost knob did very little above wastegate pressure.
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