I have my scangauge set to boost and on a 3.4" pulley, it's saying I peak at 7.1
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I have my scangauge set to boost and on a 3.4" pulley, it's saying I peak at 7.1
Last edited by NinetyEightGTP; 10-18-2013 at 03:41 PM.
I'm thinking maybe the boost bypass valve isn't closing?
Whether the bbv is the problem or not, it is not the gauge's fault lol
Or uh.. it could be that when I removed EGR I used a nickel and nothing else to seal up the port on the intake manifold.. I guess it could be leaking there.
Anyone else have thoughts on boost leak?
What other mods do you have?
I'd check out your egr to make sure it's not leaking
Well, I went out there, started it up, let it idle, it was at -8.5 bst, and gave everything under vacuum a good little shot of brakleen but it had no effect, not even on the EGR blockoff I made. Shot a little into the intake to test it and it revved up, so I know that it's at least doing something, but everything else seems to be sealed up tight. I haven't yet tested blocking off the BBV, but would that cause a vacuum leak? Other than that I'm out of clues.
Any help?
Well, I hooked it up to an actual vacuum gauge and it was reading -17 to -19 which is normal, so now I'm thinking it's probably just a boost leak. What's the best place to start hunting for something like that? Faulty bbv? Faulty Map?
Unhook the vacuum to test your BCS and you'll know quick if your bCA is working properly.
Well, it's not as bad as it seems. I guess maybe I wasn't watching the scangauge carefully last time. Took her for a run this morning and after she was all warmed up I put the hammer down. Peaked at 9.2psi boost.
Still a little low though, isn't it? I mean I have a 3.4" pulley and shouldn't that be near 11lbs?
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