How do I pressurize a Single Turbo system? (check for boost leaks)
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How do I pressurize a Single Turbo system? (check for boost leaks)
I am assuming that i just plug up the intake port on the single turbo, and hook up an air pump to one of the nipples and just pump until I reach a desired presure level and see if it leaks? But even if I do that, the air will escape via the exhaust. So I am not sure how I am supposed to do it..
If anyone has any instructions, please throw them my way. I figure there are not many lines to check... so it should be a lot easier.
Thanks
-Darren-
If anyone has any instructions, please throw them my way. I figure there are not many lines to check... so it should be a lot easier.
Thanks
-Darren-
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the way i did it on my talon when i owned it, was i took the intake off, and put a special coupler on the turbo inlet with a special fitting to accept and air hose, then i would pressurize the system to my desire..usually how much boost i was running and i would spray some soapy water around my couplers and anything else that holds air.
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Originally Posted by BoostedRex
Do you think you have a boost leak or something dhahlen or are you just being thorough? I hope that everything is going good for you down there.
Zach
Zach
I blew the first one due to old age, the 2nd due to stupidity, the 3rd from lack of a tune (but I haven't been boosting it cause boost doesn't work).
Anyway, I need to find the boost leak, and I also need to make sure it isn't blown. Lets just hope for the best.
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Originally Posted by black beauty
the way i did it on my talon when i owned it, was i took the intake off, and put a special coupler on the turbo inlet with a special fitting to accept and air hose, then i would pressurize the system to my desire..usually how much boost i was running and i would spray some soapy water around my couplers and anything else that holds air.
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Originally Posted by Alpine
Where did you get the fitting and the white cap? How are they attached?
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My turbo inlet is 4" so its harder to find a cheapass coupler that'll do that. I just need to cap the intake, I have a nipple on the intercooler pipe though.
2A+Ron - Yeah just got it in there.
Johnrxt2 - 17k on engine, crappy *** idle. Won't idle at 900-1000RPM, sounds like it's pinging. Read this thread:
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/huge-street-port-wont-idle-right-after-plug-change-473933/
That has my post about the engine problem
2A+Ron - Yeah just got it in there.
Johnrxt2 - 17k on engine, crappy *** idle. Won't idle at 900-1000RPM, sounds like it's pinging. Read this thread:
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/huge-street-port-wont-idle-right-after-plug-change-473933/
That has my post about the engine problem
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Originally Posted by 2a+RoN
i gots a compression tester... hopefully its not blown, didn't you just get that sucker in there??
I'm in Socal... if I were in AZ I'd stop by =/
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