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    het guys I have a 97 gtp im have boost problems I was showing about 8 psi then I done some more mods an now its only showing 2.5 psi its showing it around 3500 to 5000 rpm after that it drops even more to around 1.8 an I cant figure out what is going on any help you guys could give I would really appreciate ill give u a list of my mods at the bottom

    p&p s/c
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    3.3 s/c pulley
    cai
    high flow fuel filter
    3" catless down pipe
    new crankshaft .010
    new 3800 Powdered Metal Connecting Rods
    new crank an rod Bearings .010 under
    new cam Bearings
    new piston rings
    140# valve springs
    xp hot cam
    double roller timing chain
    new oil pump
    resurfaced heads an block
    zzp 1.0 PCM
    new tranny
    new Tensioner
    ac delete
    o2 sim
    alt booster
    front power log
    egr delete
    autolite 103s gapped at .50
    new maf,iac,tps
    got a new sc belt on the way
    new plug wires
    I believe that's everything once again thank you guys for your help
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    Disconnect the vacuum line between the boost soleniod and actuator. Go for a drive..if boost is back, it's a bad soleniod.
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    What Bill said, then Who ported and polished your SC and LIM? Do you have any pics of them? I guess the car runs fine other than the boost?

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    Where in western NC you at? I live in Raleigh and have family in Statesville i'll be visiting week after next (going on a cruise monday, stopping by on the way back for a few days). If you haven't got it by then we could get together and i could give you a hand. I love working on GP's.

    Like Bill said though, check your vacuum lines and actuator. Don't just assume they're right or anything like that, go through the lines systematically.
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    I already bypassed the boost solenoid first thing I tried after reading sum other forums an checked the bypass valve zzp did the p&p sc an lim I'm just really puzzled I looked at the vaccum diagram an traced it back to see if everything was rite an it seemed like it was the way the pic showed idk tho ive tried everything I can think of I ordered a new sc belt just incase it was slipping I hadn't got it yet I'm really hoping its that chrsmi1 I leave up around boone nc
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    Jeff..you know what to do. Walk him through step by step, and make sure you get the pictures of the ford check valve. lol
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    Well let's see some pictures of the nipple under the snout of the supercharger. A picture of the line to the bypass solenoid and bypass valve. Then a picture of the tubing to the MAP sensor. There is another vacuum like on the pre 04' cars so one of that as well. How does the power feel? Does it feel like you have 2.5# of boost?

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    Uh it feels a bit sluggish it's not as potent as it was with the boost but it's not dead in the water feeling ya kno but ill Def get you sum pics of the vaccum lines an the t under the supercharger an to the bbv I really do appreciate you guys help on this
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    Man I just got through a situation with NO boost so we should be able to solve this pretty easy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by J57ltr View Post
    Man I just got through a situation with NO boost so we should be able to solve this pretty easy.

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    Especially since you tested/checked everything twice. I'm also watching, just busy. Figured you had this one.
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    At least twice. Let us know even if you find the problem without having to post pics. That way others can benefit from your solved issue.

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    It won't let me post any pics for some reason but I'm gonna make a video of the lines an everything an give you a link to it I just noticed when I was messing with it when the cars running if u hit the throttle the supercharger belt has alot of movement in it so I'm starting to wonder if the belts just shot on the supercharger cause when I rebuilt everything I put a new supercharged tensioner on her an idk if the belts ever been changed I kno I hadn't changed it since I've owned it I did order a new one just waitn for it to come in but I'll have a link up to the video asap thanks guys
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    Send a picture of the SC belt tensioner and where the two nubs on the back are sitting on the coil bracket to my user name at gmail.com

    To post pics etc.. use a hosting site like photobucket and link the img here.
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    Blackandredgtp upload pics to photobucket or something similar then link them here.
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    Yawn.. ^^^ sounds familiar lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by BillBoost37 View Post
    Yawn.. ^^^ sounds familiar lol
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    heres a link to youtube where the video is I gotta get to work but ill check back with u guys when I take a break https://youtu.be/nyMDcuEtuWo
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    you did your lines all wrong. your evap is on the TB, the fat port, not the two lines on the tree atop the sc. one of those lines goes to your hvac to power where the vents blow to, the other goes to the bbv.

    do over time. no wonder you got no boost........


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    DAmmmmit, I couldn't see it at .. er work so I was gonna review on the way to the car.

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    bill dont be drinking anything when you watch the vid lol the loop between the two sc tree ports is priceless even more so when he calls it the evap. lol


    but it runs so theres hope. some quick re doing of them lines will make the car feel right again.

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