Location and cleaning instructions for
20 February 2006, 10:07 PM
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Location and cleaning instructions for
Boost Solinoid on a MY00 Turbo classic.
Have searched the tec section and found several discriptions of how to do it on older models but ne help on this one would be great?
Have searched the tec section and found several discriptions of how to do it on older models but ne help on this one would be great?
20 February 2006, 10:53 PM
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Connect black plugs under dash, switch on ign.
Disconnect pipework and spray in carb cleaner whilst it's clicking.
Remember order of pipework
Andy
Disconnect pipework and spray in carb cleaner whilst it's clicking.
Remember order of pipework
Andy
21 February 2006, 11:40 PM
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No it's on the drivers wing in front of the strut, the grey pipes attached to it go to the turbo and the wastegate ( T'd ) and the second pipe goes back to the inlet
Andy
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22 February 2006, 12:17 PM
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Boost Solinoid on a MY00 Turbo classic.
Have searched the tec section and found several discriptions of how to do it on older models but ne help on this one would be great?
Have searched the tec section and found several discriptions of how to do it on older models but ne help on this one would be great?
22 February 2006, 12:26 PM
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As I remember it's the green connectors ......
22 February 2006, 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Eprom
I would use brake cleaner, because carb cleaner contains xylene, this is not compatible with some rubber components.
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