Turbo FB re-build thread
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No real updates for you all, I have started a working a new job which is taking most of my mess-with-car-time away from me, on the brightside new job is adding fund$ to the pay-for-toy-car.
Anyhow Im working on getting a vacuum leak tester set up so I can easily identify any/all leaks.
Yo Chris I wanna pm S.Kan but i have no clue his forum name, iirc it was "pluto" or something I forget tbh could you pm me it ? I made a thread in the engine management section and no one responded
Anyhow Im working on getting a vacuum leak tester set up so I can easily identify any/all leaks.
Yo Chris I wanna pm S.Kan but i have no clue his forum name, iirc it was "pluto" or something I forget tbh could you pm me it ? I made a thread in the engine management section and no one responded
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anyone feeling helpful?
I don't know how to use a voltmeter device or a timing light. I need to test my TPS and test my timing with a light. I don't know how to use either of those tools.
I don't know how to use a voltmeter device or a timing light. I need to test my TPS and test my timing with a light. I don't know how to use either of those tools.
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I have searched this site for almost a year now, there are 7,026,987,054 threads on 13B's with high idles
i have tested, checked, replaced, swapped, re-wired, tested, lol'd, tested again, cursed and cried.
my motor still idles @ 2,000rpms
i have tested, checked, replaced, swapped, re-wired, tested, lol'd, tested again, cursed and cried.
my motor still idles @ 2,000rpms
Aaron I think this may be a combination of things now that I sit here and look a the whole thread.
Timing must be verified and zeroed out in order for the programmed tune to be valid.
I did not see that the intake manifold is braced to remove the weight from the bolts.
Remember that this tune was on a different block which may not have had as good a compression and such. What you might be seeing is increased efficiency. All these small things must be tuned out.
Timing must be verified and zeroed out in order for the programmed tune to be valid.
I did not see that the intake manifold is braced to remove the weight from the bolts.
Remember that this tune was on a different block which may not have had as good a compression and such. What you might be seeing is increased efficiency. All these small things must be tuned out.
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