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Running Rich And Low Vacuum
| militaryman108 |
Jul 7 2008, 09:46 AM
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QUOTE(PhatFel @ Jul 5 2008, 12:56 PM) im only running 14 psi and i didn't think i needed one for such low boost. You're running 14 psi on a big turbo tho. even though your stock fuel system can handle up to 16 psi, you will still run lean @ 14psi on a larger turbo. If you have the bigger turbo you might as well get a tuning device. Probably the best rout for you is to get a wideband 02 and a guage. Then you will really see if you are running rich/lean or not.
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| HMatt |
Jul 20 2008, 08:59 PM
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If you didn't notice a difference in performance, then you probably don't have a jumped timing belt.
As for the leak, check your wategate and bov and all the vacuum lines to them. also check to make sure your MBC, bov, and wastegate is connected the right way.
Oh, and did you do the install or did you have a shop do it? I'm just going to throw this out here, but is the Boost contoller hooked up INSTEAD of your factory boost sensor? or is it inline with it?
It should be hooked up instead of it, so that vacumm line should come from it's source, to the boost contoller, to your wastegate.
Oh, and one more thing... if you have a boost gage, and you tapped into the line vacuum line that goes to your fuel pressure regulator, that could be your problem right there.
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| pwee05 |
Jul 21 2008, 08:24 AM
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QUOTE(PhatFel @ Jul 20 2008, 08:48 PM) okay im gettin real sick of all this garbage lol. im still having alot of troubles. i was told my timing belt jumped by one of the shops i go to. but can that make a car run rich and have low vacuum? to be a little bit out of time? yes, bad timing will cause low vacuum and horrible performance. have that taken care of immediately! QUOTE(HMatt @ Jul 20 2008, 08:59 PM) As for the leak, check your wategate and bov and all the vacuum lines to them. also check to make sure your MBC, bov, and wastegate is connected the right way. Oh, and did you do the install or did you have a shop do it? I'm just going to throw this out here, but is the Boost contoller hooked up INSTEAD of your factory boost sensor? or is it inline with it? It should be hooked up instead of it, so that vacumm line should come from it's source, to the boost contoller, to your wastegate. Oh, and one more thing... if you have a boost gage, and you tapped into the line vacuum line that goes to your fuel pressure regulator, that could be your problem right there. you read my mind :beer:
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