Help needed on removing boost controller
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Help needed on removing boost controller
Help needed to remove MBC on my 2000 bugeye it's been over boosting and Im sure it's due to the controller brought the car in January the seller said he would take it off but didn't
My problem is I don't know what supposed to be there instead do I need to buy anything is it hard to do.
Thanks in advance to helpers.
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Help needed to remove MBC on my 2000 bugeye it's been over boosting and Im sure it's due to the controller brought the car in January the seller said he would take it off but didn't
My problem is I don't know what supposed to be there instead do I need to buy anything is it hard to do.
Thanks in advance to helpers.
chris.
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Today I've removed it after studying the pipes and further research online I've figured out how it should go. But still have an overboost do u think I need my ECU reset or even try cleaning the pipe work may help.
The link below is what I followed.
http://www.scoobypedia.co.uk/uploads...oid_system.jpg
The link below is what I followed.
http://www.scoobypedia.co.uk/uploads...oid_system.jpg
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How much over boost are we talking??
You could clean the solenoid and pipe work out, search for the procedure on here,
Have you adjusted the bleed valve ? It may have been fitted to stop an overboost problem!
Is the pill in the pipe still?
Is your car mapped? I'm thinking not as I'm not sure any mappers would advise to fit a bleed valve. You could use the bleed valve to set standard boost pressure, and use it to 'cap' the boost. If the valve is working you should never get an overboost issue. You may have a faulty boost solenoid hence why the bleed valve was fitted.
And yes an ecu reset would help. It should be done after any replacement of engine management
You could clean the solenoid and pipe work out, search for the procedure on here,
Have you adjusted the bleed valve ? It may have been fitted to stop an overboost problem!
Is the pill in the pipe still?
Is your car mapped? I'm thinking not as I'm not sure any mappers would advise to fit a bleed valve. You could use the bleed valve to set standard boost pressure, and use it to 'cap' the boost. If the valve is working you should never get an overboost issue. You may have a faulty boost solenoid hence why the bleed valve was fitted.
And yes an ecu reset would help. It should be done after any replacement of engine management
Last edited by r1c; 16 March 2012 at 10:46 PM.
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The valve has been removed now.
The car over boosts after about 3000 revs in all gears, only when you accelerate hard.
The Pill is still in and the car had a remap in 2008 this valve was fitted by the previous owner pointless with a remap really that's why I wanted it out.
How can I reset the ecu myself?
The car over boosts after about 3000 revs in all gears, only when you accelerate hard.
The Pill is still in and the car had a remap in 2008 this valve was fitted by the previous owner pointless with a remap really that's why I wanted it out.
How can I reset the ecu myself?
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Make model and year? 2001 bug is it? From your last thread
If you don't have access via a laptop and cable, yank the battery off for 10 mins should do it.
If you don't have access via a laptop and cable, yank the battery off for 10 mins should do it.
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