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Old 01-25-10, 07:39 PM
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Boost issue need help

Car boosts fine 12-10-12 running manual controllers, I know need a little more tweaking. My problem is after a hard run the car doesn’t seem to want go into boost until I come back to an idle or cruise for a bit...
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possibly a bad solenoid in the rats nest. I had similar issues and that was the cause for me.
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Internet diagnosis is a crap-shoot, but my first thought would be a lazy charge control solenoid.
Read through the trouble-shooting section here... http://www.autosportracetech.com/RX-...leshooting.htm
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Originally Posted by Sgtblue
Internet diagnosis is a crap-shoot, but my first thought would be a lazy charge control solenoid.
Read through the trouble-shooting section here... http://www.autosportracetech.com/RX-...leshooting.htm


Charge control check out good....
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What kind of manual controls? Check valves? If so, do they have relief holes? If not, and your bleed nipples are plugged, they could keep the actuators of the PC and WG pressurized. This could cause e.g. the WG to remain open. Just a thought...

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Originally Posted by Sandro
What kind of manual controls? Check valves? If so, do they have relief holes? If not, and your bleed nipples are plugged, they could keep the actuators of the PC and WG pressurized. This could cause e.g. the WG to remain open. Just a thought...

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I have the Hallman Pro Rx,s and they're new. I don’t have the outlet nipples capped I just looped them at the vacuum tree next to the solenoids...
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