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Old 10 March 2007, 11:44 PM
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I thought i could adjust my actuator on my94 td05 but its not adjustable ? i thought all actuators could be adjusted ??? as mine isnt
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Originally Posted by SNAP-ON
I thought i could adjust my actuator on my94 td05 but its not adjustable ? i thought all actuators could be adjusted ??? as mine isnt

the answer to your question is clearly not, then, seeing as yours is not
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people have told me that the td05 actuators are adjustable but mine is not , so why is this or has mine been changed ?
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The TD05 I have just sold sitting at home has an adjustment feature on it, not sure if they are all the same though
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Some have, some haven't. the non adjustable ones you adjust with a boost controler or dare I say a bleed valve.
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Or a genuine Dawes, these are okay if you don't go silly.
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Snap-On,

You should of popped along to Worthing today I could of had a look.
dropped a chip into a mates WRX and it was defo hitting 16psi+ as I had a multimeter hooked up to the ECU.

His actuator was also slack and rattling at idle, but he had adjustment.
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Originally Posted by Scott.T
Snap-On,

You should of popped along to Worthing today I could of had a look.
dropped a chip into a mates WRX and it was defo hitting 16psi+ as I had a multimeter hooked up to the ECU.

His actuator was also slack and rattling at idle, but he had adjustment.
sorry to hijack my car was seeming a little low on boost had a mess with the actuator which seemed abit loose and shortend the rod by 3 turns it seems a lot swifter now and is just a smudge over .9 bar and peaking just under 1 bar is this safe to do the car is a my94 wrx with a decat and panel filter and is worth resetting the ecu. cheers
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