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Old 29 September 2006, 05:21 PM
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I've just fitted a FMIC with a Forge Dump Valve. When coming off boost some of the air is dump back through the turbo and making a chattering noise. Which I'm assuming isn't good for the turbo. So, what can I do to overcome this? Would a bigger dump valve solve the problem?

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Old 29 September 2006, 06:50 PM
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It does sound like compressor surge.
Try either a softer spring (you can get a full set from forge for (£10-15) or another BOV...
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What turbo?

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Old 01 October 2006, 12:50 PM
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i.ve the same problem with a hks dump valve
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ive the same problem with a hks ssq i think a lot of ppl get this wen fitting a fmic. any suggestions on how to overcome this ?
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I've experienced this as well. Fitting a softer spring will help dump more air and reduce this effect; however, it can also mean that the pickup becomes more laggy when planting the throttle in between gear changes (when the engine is revving hard and the turbo is fully spooled up). I have a Forge dump valve and am just about to experiment with some stiffer spring to try and reduce this effect
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If it is TD or Garrett turbo then enjoy the noise.. shouldn't cause a problem.

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Old 02 October 2006, 10:38 AM
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It's a TD05, but the Dump Valve is fitted on the turbo side and not the inlet manifold side. Does this make a difference?
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