NOT BOOSTING PROPERLY
hello car use to run 14-15 psi now only runs 5 psi all day long thinking of part ex soon but don want too
,think might be boost leak is there a way of checking your boost pipes?what else could it be? any advice would be great cheers
,think might be boost leak is there a way of checking your boost pipes?what else could it be? any advice would be great cheers
a bit of back ground info on the car would help no end.
I would do a few checks before changing the actuator.
You can check it firstly by seeing if it opens and closes easily, it should take quite a bit of moving by hand. Connect a pump to the actuator and see what pressure it starts opening at. Clean the boost control solenoid out, check the ecu for faults.
You can check it firstly by seeing if it opens and closes easily, it should take quite a bit of moving by hand. Connect a pump to the actuator and see what pressure it starts opening at. Clean the boost control solenoid out, check the ecu for faults.
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Here's a couple of links for you. I find the search facility very useful.
http://www.jollygreenmonster.com/error_codes.asp.htm
https://www.scoobynet.com/technical-...-solenoid.html
lol, before going down the new actuator route get the pipework etc checked out. if you don't know how to then get it to a specialist who can look at it for one, a quick once over wouldn't be too expenisve i would have thought.
My Scoob was boosting to 9 psi.... I was hoping someone on here could have given me some tips on how to pressurise my Intercooler & Pipes, but decided to remove all the piping block one end up and blow down the other..... I did this with every bloody pipe today to find the alloy pipe that runs down infront of the passenger side cambelt cover then twists around to the front mounted intercooler had chaffed through on the bodywork. I repaired the 3/16-1/4 inch hole which took my boost back up to 17psi..... worth a check mate
Let's calm down and start at the top shall we!
Here's a couple of links for you. I find the search facility very useful.
http://www.jollygreenmonster.com/error_codes.asp.htm
https://www.scoobynet.com/technical-...-solenoid.html
Here's a couple of links for you. I find the search facility very useful.
http://www.jollygreenmonster.com/error_codes.asp.htm
https://www.scoobynet.com/technical-...-solenoid.html
I would do a few checks before changing the actuator.
You can check it firstly by seeing if it opens and closes easily, it should take quite a bit of moving by hand. Connect a pump to the actuator and see what pressure it starts opening at. Clean the boost control solenoid out, check the ecu for faults.
You can check it firstly by seeing if it opens and closes easily, it should take quite a bit of moving by hand. Connect a pump to the actuator and see what pressure it starts opening at. Clean the boost control solenoid out, check the ecu for faults.
My Scoob was boosting to 9 psi.... I was hoping someone on here could have given me some tips on how to pressurise my Intercooler & Pipes, but decided to remove all the piping block one end up and blow down the other..... I did this with every bloody pipe today to find the alloy pipe that runs down infront of the passenger side cambelt cover then twists around to the front mounted intercooler had chaffed through on the bodywork. I repaired the 3/16-1/4 inch hole which took my boost back up to 17psi..... worth a check mate
hello its me again been looking for air flow meter today,im after an orange label one cant beleive the prices £360???? went to mechanic today and he said purple label is exactly the same is this right?is it ok to get used one?
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