Got a boost gauge fitted.....
#2
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You shouldnt see any boost until the turbo spools up after about 2k, at full chat you should be getting between 0.9 and 1.1 bar depending on the year.
If your only seeing half a bar then the car is probably in limp home mode or the diagnostic plugs are connected (green ones).. does the cooling fan pulse when the ignition is on and the engine is not running?
If your only seeing half a bar then the car is probably in limp home mode or the diagnostic plugs are connected (green ones).. does the cooling fan pulse when the ignition is on and the engine is not running?
#4
it is running like a spud at times, misfires at low revs or even high revs, but not all the time, 4 out of 5 really, bops/backfires when i change UP gears too at times, running rich i think,bloody imports.....
gonna remove dump valve and induction kit and go back standard.......
gonna remove dump valve and induction kit and go back standard.......
#5
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Hmmm sounds like your search for the perfect White-RA didnt go as planned?
Does the check engine light come on with the ignition then go out once you've started the engine?
Does the check engine light come on with the ignition then go out once you've started the engine?
#6
no check lite etc, i think i mite be talking crap, just relooked at gauge, when i was giving it beans it did go to the 0.9 bit, at that speed i wasnt really looking at dial, but remember it was at 12 oclock, where 0.9 is
but when im chlling at about 2k the needle is below 0 at 500 or 750, is that rite ?
cheers....
but when im chlling at about 2k the needle is below 0 at 500 or 750, is that rite ?
cheers....
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#8
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Originally Posted by [Davey]
It should never go below zero with the throttle open (there is no vacum).
Are you saying you dont get the check light on AT ALL, not even before starting??
Are you saying you dont get the check light on AT ALL, not even before starting??
You should be able to bring the revs up at upto 1/4 throttle to about 3,000rpm. At the point you should be at about 0 psi/bar.
It's also around this point that the ECU switches from closed to open loop operation.
#9
Originally Posted by Scott.T
Wrong, it will be below zero on light throttle applications. Probably about <1/4 throttle.
You should be able to bring the revs up at upto 1/4 throttle to about 3,000rpm. At the point you should be at about 0 psi/bar.
It's also around this point that the ECU switches from closed to open loop operation.
You should be able to bring the revs up at upto 1/4 throttle to about 3,000rpm. At the point you should be at about 0 psi/bar.
It's also around this point that the ECU switches from closed to open loop operation.
Davey, you scared me LOL
#15
mine reads about -18 PSI at tickover (-1.24Bar (I think)) when holding a steady 70MPH on motorway it is still slightly on th "-" but as soon as I accellerate it goes "+" pressure. Gear changes has it swinging from -20 to +20 then dropping back at full revs to 16/17 PSI. So I get a peak pressure of 20 PSI - (1.38 BAR) and min 16 PSI at full revs (1.10 BAR). I have a MY05 STI PPP if that helps.
#17
Originally Posted by What if ?
mine reads about -18 PSI at tickover (-1.24Bar (I think)) when holding a steady 70MPH on motorway it is still slightly on th "-" but as soon as I accellerate it goes "+" pressure. Gear changes has it swinging from -20 to +20 then dropping back at full revs to 16/17 PSI. So I get a peak pressure of 20 PSI - (1.38 BAR) and min 16 PSI at full revs (1.10 BAR). I have a MY05 STI PPP if that helps.
#19
Originally Posted by Butty
What if?s guage is reading Inches Hg, not PSI for vacuum.
-18 In Hg is -8.8 PSI which is normal.
The dual unit gauges can be very confusing.
-18 In Hg is -8.8 PSI which is normal.
The dual unit gauges can be very confusing.
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