Boost Solenoid
Is this the metal cylinder with Denson on the label, with 3 nozels 1 at the top left, 1 on the bottom and 1 at the bottom left side ??????
If so, is it correct that all 3 nozels connect to nothing? Just rubber pipes that are open at the ends????
I'm very confused
Thanks
If so, is it correct that all 3 nozels connect to nothing? Just rubber pipes that are open at the ends????
I'm very confused
Thanks
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Do you have a manual or electronic boost controller fitted
Pipes fit - Bottom hose to inlet. Side hose to actuator. Top hose to compressor outlet.
Pipes fit - Bottom hose to inlet. Side hose to actuator. Top hose to compressor outlet.
Thanks for the quick reply
Woops I've got a Dawes device fitted. does this completly eliminate the need for the boost solenoid????
Thanks
Woops I've got a Dawes device fitted. does this completly eliminate the need for the boost solenoid????
Thanks
Last edited by JBJ; Jun 3, 2006 at 07:19 PM.
Thanks again morpheous
The reason I ask about the soenoid is because when coming on boost there is a couple of seconds hesitation and then it seems to surge forward in one big lump.
It was suggested that this could be the solenoid but obviously its not....
Any one have any other ideas?
The reason I ask about the soenoid is because when coming on boost there is a couple of seconds hesitation and then it seems to surge forward in one big lump.
It was suggested that this could be the solenoid but obviously its not....
Any one have any other ideas?
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