can't find the damn problem
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can't find the damn problem
Ok here it is
i have a nice 10-8-10 when the car is cold. After a couple of minutes, i can't get more than 8-5-8. I have to wait until the car is cold (which means the next morning) to have my 10-8-10 again.
Anyone have a clue?
what could cause a leak when hot? I have checked the intake and intercooler piping.
Any help or idea is welcome
puma
i have a nice 10-8-10 when the car is cold. After a couple of minutes, i can't get more than 8-5-8. I have to wait until the car is cold (which means the next morning) to have my 10-8-10 again.
Anyone have a clue?
what could cause a leak when hot? I have checked the intake and intercooler piping.
Any help or idea is welcome
puma
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This is the million dollar question. I can go on and on about the control system, but there is a serious oversight in my understanding when it comes to why heat significantly kills boost.
My best guesses are:
1. Solenoids some how short out or react slower when heated.
2. Boost leakng from some sort of rubber coupler.
3. Primary inlet hose collapsing.
4. Check valves taking a crap.
5. All of the above.
My best guesses are:
1. Solenoids some how short out or react slower when heated.
2. Boost leakng from some sort of rubber coupler.
3. Primary inlet hose collapsing.
4. Check valves taking a crap.
5. All of the above.
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Puma,
spooledUP7 said it perfectly, but if I were to start somewhere, then it would be a good idea to start at the WG and PC solenoids. They're located behind the pressure tank in front of the intake manifold. Then again it could be "any" one of the "many"! Good luck!
spooledUP7 said it perfectly, but if I were to start somewhere, then it would be a good idea to start at the WG and PC solenoids. They're located behind the pressure tank in front of the intake manifold. Then again it could be "any" one of the "many"! Good luck!
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ok what a about an exhaust leak on the turbo, i don't know if it is a gasket or a cracked housing but i know there is a small leak. Could that be it?
thanks a lot for the replies
puma
thanks a lot for the replies
puma
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