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#92
swt cheers for dat.
do u know wat the standard psi is for these?
my 1s pretty standard and I dont really no much bout cars its got,
vf30 turbo, fmic 2.5" piping, stainless headers an up-pipe and possum bourne siamese 2.5" dual down-pipe. (not sure if all of its relevant)
do u know wat the standard psi is for these?
my 1s pretty standard and I dont really no much bout cars its got,
vf30 turbo, fmic 2.5" piping, stainless headers an up-pipe and possum bourne siamese 2.5" dual down-pipe. (not sure if all of its relevant)
#97
Well that's not right then.
8psi = 0.55bar which is pretty much raw wastegate cracking pressure.
I'd try another gauge first - just to rule that out.
Then I'd run a diagnostics check using the plugs under the steering column.
If nothing appropriate comes up, I'd then try cleaning the boost control solenoid with carb cleaner... Then go from there......
8psi = 0.55bar which is pretty much raw wastegate cracking pressure.
I'd try another gauge first - just to rule that out.
Then I'd run a diagnostics check using the plugs under the steering column.
If nothing appropriate comes up, I'd then try cleaning the boost control solenoid with carb cleaner... Then go from there......
#98
when I got the car the gauge needle was goin up an down not giving a exact reading the vac hose was conected to wrong place so i Tee'd it off the bov line an put this gauge in witch is new.
um wheres the boost control solenoid? (sori dont no much)
iv got a boost controler but wud rather not use it or r they algud to use
um wheres the boost control solenoid? (sori dont no much)
iv got a boost controler but wud rather not use it or r they algud to use
#99
Sound's like the boost gauge is all sorted and ruled out then.
I'd remove/disconnect the controller i.e. try to get everything back as close to OEM as possible, before commencing troubleshooting.
The BCS on a 1999 car is a small rectangular brass item with a couple of vac hose connections to it. It's mounted at a jaunty angle off of the driver side suspension turret. It's just an ECU-controlled electro-mechanical valve that rapidly opens/closes, to give max target boost when on full throttle (most of the time). But if the ECU senses 'danger', then it can limit the max boost by keeping the valve shut or allowing a low wastegate duty cycle, etc...
I'd remove/disconnect the controller i.e. try to get everything back as close to OEM as possible, before commencing troubleshooting.
The BCS on a 1999 car is a small rectangular brass item with a couple of vac hose connections to it. It's mounted at a jaunty angle off of the driver side suspension turret. It's just an ECU-controlled electro-mechanical valve that rapidly opens/closes, to give max target boost when on full throttle (most of the time). But if the ECU senses 'danger', then it can limit the max boost by keeping the valve shut or allowing a low wastegate duty cycle, etc...
#102
my old scooby was a 94 wrx and the number was GC84DD but would this be correct as doesnt this number mean 97 sti??? And another scooby im looking at the moment thinking of buying has the code GC846J and its a 99 wrx but i cant find anything to match the 46J on the code chart???
Last edited by monkgti; 10 May 2011 at 12:47 PM.
#103
1994 is either MY94 ("B") or MY95 ("C").
1997 is either MY97 ("D") or MY98 ("E").
Don't recognise that code (plus, as above, it should be 7 digits long, anyway!). You sure that's not the start of the VIN code (rather than the Applied model code)?!
Last edited by joz8968; 10 May 2011 at 01:13 PM.
#106
It can be removed yes.
This could well be the reason why you're getting only 8psi then!
Because, if it is removed, then unless you have a manual boost valve, or a restrictor pill - with a smaller hole for the 2-port plumbing - fitted in place of it, you will only have the raw wastegate pressure available i.e. c.0.5bar (or 7-8psi) anyway...
This could well be the reason why you're getting only 8psi then!
Because, if it is removed, then unless you have a manual boost valve, or a restrictor pill - with a smaller hole for the 2-port plumbing - fitted in place of it, you will only have the raw wastegate pressure available i.e. c.0.5bar (or 7-8psi) anyway...
Last edited by joz8968; 16 May 2011 at 10:27 AM.
#108
You don't "put on psi", as you say.
You just need to re-plumb in the 2-port correctly, and ensure the correct size restrictor pill is in the short piece of hose between comp nozzle outlet and T-piece (if it's missing, of course) - see diagram below. If everything's okay, the ECU/BCS should allow max. boost again.
Also make sure any aftermarket boost controllers are wholly removed (if you have any, of course).
Here's how everything should be plumbed together:-
You just need to re-plumb in the 2-port correctly, and ensure the correct size restrictor pill is in the short piece of hose between comp nozzle outlet and T-piece (if it's missing, of course) - see diagram below. If everything's okay, the ECU/BCS should allow max. boost again.
Also make sure any aftermarket boost controllers are wholly removed (if you have any, of course).
Here's how everything should be plumbed together:-
Last edited by joz8968; 16 May 2011 at 10:34 AM.
#112
http://www.cobbforums.com/forums/ima...mWorksv109.pdf
good stuff
http://www.cars101.com/subaru/vin.html
good stuff
http://www.cars101.com/subaru/vin.html
Last edited by m1k3z; 18 May 2011 at 01:37 PM.
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