wastegate line??
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wastegate line??
ive been lookin to put my mbc on and i was wondering which exactly as the wastegate line? i wanted to ask u guys before i go tearin my car up.. please i need specific details...thanks!!
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i have a question about that vac line. when i replace my s5 line there was a small pellet inside of the line.
It reduced the amount of air going through. I took it out. I assumed it was a way to set it at 7psi...........
is that true?
It reduced the amount of air going through. I took it out. I assumed it was a way to set it at 7psi...........
is that true?
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Originally posted by 88mazdarx7turbo
i was wondering which exactly as the wastegate line?
i was wondering which exactly as the wastegate line?
Originally posted by Sesshoumaru
when i replace my s5 line there was a small pellet inside of the line.
It reduced the amount of air going through. I took it out. I assumed it was a way to set it at 7psi...
when i replace my s5 line there was a small pellet inside of the line.
It reduced the amount of air going through. I took it out. I assumed it was a way to set it at 7psi...
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Originally posted by NZConvertible
Secondly, the S5 has an electronically controlled bleeder-type boost controller. Bleeder boost controllers must have a restriction between the compressor and the tee to the solenoid or they won't work. Removing the pill will lower boost, not raise it.
Secondly, the S5 has an electronically controlled bleeder-type boost controller. Bleeder boost controllers must have a restriction between the compressor and the tee to the solenoid or they won't work. Removing the pill will lower boost, not raise it.
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That's why i figured my waste gate was happy (running overtime) therefore not increasing boost and any slight pressure would cause it to open the wastegate.
The s5 turbo is on a s4 motor so it's running the olde fashion way the s4 did. It's setup right now so that any amount of pressure will move the wastegate (that's what i think).
the wastegate evidently works as i can keep boost below 12psi.
I was talking about getting a boost controller to controll the wastegate by allowing no air until the desired boost reaches instead of just routing the pressure directly to the wastegate line.
The s5 turbo is on a s4 motor so it's running the olde fashion way the s4 did. It's setup right now so that any amount of pressure will move the wastegate (that's what i think).
the wastegate evidently works as i can keep boost below 12psi.
I was talking about getting a boost controller to controll the wastegate by allowing no air until the desired boost reaches instead of just routing the pressure directly to the wastegate line.
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Originally posted by silverrotor
But will I still need It If I'm running an Electronic Boost Controller? (I have one on the way).
But will I still need It If I'm running an Electronic Boost Controller? (I have one on the way).
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