Does anyone know how to check the wastegate actuator and what should I be looking for? My car is building boost real fast an the actuator may need adjusting.
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dont you want to build boost faster? https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...1047683561.gif
Are you over boosting? What are your mods on the car? |
Rotoryshark Hybrid turbo, Digital Tuning 1.7 ECU, 680cc Primaries, 880cc Secondaries, Walboro Fuel pump, RB turbo back exhaust, ARC intercooler,HKS SSQV BOV, Custom Intake. I am building boost way too fast. could be that my vacuum line between the actuator and where it connects is leaking or connected to the wrong place? where should the other end plug in? The actuator is toward the front right?
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I am still trying to grasp the concept that you do not like the idea of your turbo spooling quicker. With the hybrid and exhaust, you will boost a lot quicker than stock.
But to answer your question, the actuator should be connected to a vac source. Anywhere is fine, but stock, it goes into a small elbow off of the compressor outlet. Since you have a hybrid, I am not sure where you have it connected. If your line is leaking or not connected, then you should be over boosting. Your time to reach max boost should be the same. |
Originally Posted by respo7' post='820954' date='May 24 2006, 06:01 PM
Rotoryshark Hybrid turbo, Digital Tuning 1.7 ECU, 680cc Primaries, 880cc Secondaries, Walboro Fuel pump, RB turbo back exhaust, ARC intercooler,HKS SSQV BOV, Custom Intake. I am building boost way too fast. could be that my vacuum line between the actuator and where it connects is leaking or connected to the wrong place? where should the other end plug in? The actuator is toward the front right? yeah check the vacuum line, and then the actuator should hold vacuum |
WTF?
Dude you did all that and are thinking you are boosting too fast? I havent done half that and removed the actuator and plenum on my manifold |
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