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post Jul 5, 2012 - 1:24 PM
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batcavee00

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hey whats up guys, once again i have ran into another issue. this past weekend i was doing some tuning on my car and i wanted to UP the boost a little bit more, but to my surprise i cant go past 11psi......


i did another boost leak test and my intercooler pipes( inlet to outlet) hold 15psi without trouble and the pressure stays pretty steady....so no mo major leaks there...



i got a cheap MBC


when the MBC is closed i boost 7spi which is the wastegate spring load

MBC half way open = 11psi

fully open = 11psi

if i remove the boost controller and leave the hose that connects to it by itself, still get 11psi.............


so i im assuming i must have a leak somewhere past the throttle body...im not sure how to test the intake manifold and all other vac lines to see if i got a leak there under pressure, because in idling i sprayed starting fluid around injectors, manifold, ects. and idle didnt change.


or is it possible that my EGR could be leaking???


any help is appreciated
 
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post Jul 6, 2012 - 8:21 PM
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I got no signs of detonation, or knock wat so ever and im a,little on the rich side on my afr (11.5} im using my boost gause to check my psi. Today I disconnected the line going to thee WG and still 11psi... What the heckk is going on .....boost should have gone way up!
post Jul 6, 2012 - 8:29 PM
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QUOTE (batcavee00 @ Jul 6, 2012 - 9:21 PM) *
im using my boost gause to check my psi.



Boost gauges can go bad. I bet that's your problem...


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