WHERE IS MY BOOSTE SOLENOID???
#1
WHERE IS MY BOOSTE SOLENOID???
I have a 2001 bugeye and ihave been reading that cleaning the booste solenoid can help with pick and general running. At the moment it has done 65K and under acceleration there is hesitation. Before i go changing coil packs, which i have done once already along with 2 sets if plugs, i wonder if someone could tell me where to locate my booste solenoid so i can try cleaning it! Cheers
#4
Scooby Regular
LOL how do you think everyone else learnt? Same as you, by asking others on here.
Once you have it out, one way to clean it is to leave it plugged in electrically and start up the self-test function with the plugs under your dash. This will cycle the valve open and closed while you squirt carb cleaner through it. Just make sure you do it over a big tray or something so you don't get oil crud all over your engine bay.
Once you have it out, one way to clean it is to leave it plugged in electrically and start up the self-test function with the plugs under your dash. This will cycle the valve open and closed while you squirt carb cleaner through it. Just make sure you do it over a big tray or something so you don't get oil crud all over your engine bay.
#5
Originally Posted by silent running
LOL how do you think everyone else learnt? Same as you, by asking others on here.
Once you have it out, one way to clean it is to leave it plugged in electrically and start up the self-test function with the plugs under your dash. This will cycle the valve open and closed while you squirt carb cleaner through it. Just make sure you do it over a big tray or something so you don't get oil crud all over your engine bay.
Once you have it out, one way to clean it is to leave it plugged in electrically and start up the self-test function with the plugs under your dash. This will cycle the valve open and closed while you squirt carb cleaner through it. Just make sure you do it over a big tray or something so you don't get oil crud all over your engine bay.
#7
If its the same as old impreza then under the steering colomn you will find a green and a black connector taped to the column. To put it into test mode connect the green connectors together and switch the ignition on. I cant say that i'm right cos not had much to do with newer impreza. Worth a look around. Im sure some1 else will say if im wrong.
Trending Topics
#9
Scooby Regular
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: grimsby
Posts: 3,349
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
to do the test on the bugeye you have to locate 2 green plugs under the steering coloum. One male and one female connector, put them together and turn you ignition on so the lights on the dash light up, you Engine management light will start flashing, then all the fans will start up then boost solenoid, ect...........
thats how to do the test on the bugeye
thats how to do the test on the bugeye
#10
Scooby Regular
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Kempston
Posts: 226
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Cheers mate. Ok had a look at weekend - found the ECU connectors fine and located the solenoid no probs.
Stupid question now I know, but how on earth do you unattach the solonoid from the bracket thing its in in order to spray anything into it ?
Darren
Stupid question now I know, but how on earth do you unattach the solonoid from the bracket thing its in in order to spray anything into it ?
Darren
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Mattybr5@MB Developments
Full Cars Breaking For Spares
28
28 December 2015 11:07 PM
Mattybr5@MB Developments
Full Cars Breaking For Spares
12
18 November 2015 07:03 AM