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Thread: Boost Issue

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    Boost Issue

    I swapped engine bout 5-6 months ago.

    before then i took my guage off and the car boosted fine before the old engine blew.

    so now i put the guage back on cause felt like the car was being funny.

    the gauge shows that the car is not boosting at all.....

    the needle moves really slowly and doesnt go past 0 to show that its boosting at all.

    i kno the needle is supposed to move to 0 as sson as throttle is applied.

    but the needle moves slowly to 0 while throttle is increased and doesnt go past it.


    atm, i have 2 T pieces.

    setup is liek this for the piping.

    from the lil black thing on the firewall a T piece splits, one pipe into manifold, other has another T piece on it. one to gauge one to blow off.

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    sounds like u have a boost leak, check if there is any air coming out of the piping
    Last edited by Limbo; 05-10-2009 at 04:55 PM.
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    mmmmm

    any idea how id check that, traditionally id try n hear it but wid everythin being in d bay kinda hard.

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    Put a smoke machine into the car. Apply it into a vacuum source and the smoke will creep out of where ever its leaking from. For it to not be boosting at all means you have a major boost leak. Im surprised your car is running. A boost leak can also be (at most times) a vacuum leak.

    Check your BOV is closing during throttle.

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    you should be able to hear it. try putting a pipe to your ear and just check different areas where it might leak
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    hmm ....

    so noisy inside the bay ill try hte pipe thing.

    gonna remove the bov and try.

    mayeb the gauge is faulty..... :/

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    you'll know if there is no boost, should be pretty obvious
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    Spring tension on bov or check your vacuum lines.
    Is it idling rough? Are you getting backfires on some gear changing?

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    Does your BOV blow off under acceleration then throttle off?
    Deano.

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    check the T peice and the lines, had the exact same thing 2 days ago on my R33 and after following it was one of the vac lines had a split in it on the underside couldnt see it from the top looking down fixed it up and its all good now!
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    the leek doesnt need to be that big. I've forgot to tighten on of the clamps on the IC piping on my s15 once and after the pressure cracked the seal i was getting like 1-2 psi max. But the thing is man you can here it. its pretty obvious if your leeking alot of pressure.

    Also you could have a leek between your exhaust mani and turbo. If it leeks then it wont spool the turbo and wont also show pressure. But in this case also it will make a loud exhaust leak and thats also noticeable.

    Just go over all of the clamps on ur IC piping make sure they are tight and sealed correctly. U can put soapy water around them and it will usually cause bubbles if they are leaking.

    Also check all of your vac lines.

    other than that it could be your bov.

    last of all it will be your guage.
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    hmm yeah i just finsihed exams so im gonan get on it tomorrow.

    changing front bar so get a chance to check everythign

    the blowoff was sum dodgy one, and it never blew... ever. i think the spring was too tight for stock boost. so since i put it in. car always fluttered. still flutters liek normal.... btu i havent really thrashed it since i dont see the point wid no boost.

    this is how the gauge acts:
    car off n -10
    turn car on on -31
    acceleration: travels to -20
    flooring: travles to -10 really slowly.

    car still flutters.

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