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Old 03-07-04, 01:19 AM
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alright, i have a FD with the sequential turbo simplification done. everything seems to work decent. but when the car is still fairly cold it seems like it gets a full 10psi on the primary and secondary. once the car warms up it only pulls 7psi on the primary and 10psi on the secondary. is there anything u guys can think of that i might have overlooked???
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A loose vaccuum line somewhere in the system. That won't be fun tracking down.
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If something weren't routed correctly, then I don't think he would get 10 and 10 when the engine is cold.
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it might b possibly a turbo problem, either that or my digital guage is slow and that wouldnt surprise me either. i thought i would post up and get opinions from others.
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You should test your solenoids both while they are cold and heated. I've read about cases where they failed once they got hot (never experienced it myself).
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thats an idea. thanx.
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Yup. Check the solenoid back by the air control valve.
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