No take off turbo inlet hose advice (pics)
#1
No take off turbo inlet hose advice (pics)
Ive now Set up the catch tank system but I'm left with 1 hose that I believe comes from the boost soli and goes to the top front of the oe turbo inlet hose ( large nipple on top front)
Obviously as I have removed the oe inlet I don't have a take off for it and was wondering what I'm suppose to do with it.
In the pic this is the hose I need to no what to do with & below is where it comes from...
Many thanks
Obviously as I have removed the oe inlet I don't have a take off for it and was wondering what I'm suppose to do with it.
In the pic this is the hose I need to no what to do with & below is where it comes from...
Many thanks
#2
Yeah, I believe that's the vac feed to the 2-port BCS's PES (pressure exchange solenoid).
If there's no suitable nipple on your new silicone turbo hose, then you'll need to contrive some kind of take-off off of the inlet manifold.
I stand to be corrected though.
If there's no suitable nipple on your new silicone turbo hose, then you'll need to contrive some kind of take-off off of the inlet manifold.
I stand to be corrected though.
#3
Thanks joz ,,,,Hmmm, so basically I need to find a take off on the inlet manifold could be tricky as I think there all used up ?
Can any1 shed any light on the set up ?
Can any1 shed any light on the set up ?
#4
You can T-off from one of those vac lines - but use either the one for the dump valve or a boost gauge (if fitted). You just need a suitable sized plastic 3/4mm dia. T-piece (and therefore do away with that larger rubber pipe that links the vac hose to the old turbo pipe's nipple)...
I have a couple I don't need - I could always post them to you (but they're cheap as hell; and you can get them from the like of Halfords, etc...)
I have a couple I don't need - I could always post them to you (but they're cheap as hell; and you can get them from the like of Halfords, etc...)
Last edited by joz8968; 09 January 2012 at 02:38 PM.
#5
Thing is, I'd rather you sort a take off on the turbo hose, as the pressure in there will be different (greater) than in the IM - as it's the raw pressure straight out of the turbo i.e. therefore you'll be keeping everything 'like for like'.
Whether it makes a difference though, not sure.
Whether it makes a difference though, not sure.
Last edited by joz8968; 09 January 2012 at 02:35 PM.
#6
Cant use a take off on the turbo inlet hose as there are none .... Liking the idea of t piece off the dump valve, but like u say there are gonna be different pressures involved..
Thanks for the offer of the t piece I will prob just pop to halfords see what they got cheers though
Any1 else have this set up ???
Thanks for the offer of the t piece I will prob just pop to halfords see what they got cheers though
Any1 else have this set up ???
#7
personally i would try to botch a take off from your airbox/induction kit, as far as im aware its just there to read the intake pressure/ suction. with the 3 ports the bottom hose can be left disconneted but im not sure this can be done with the 2 ports
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Take off adapter for samco inlet hose. They will know what it is. If you get stuck let me know I'll get a part No from my catalog at work tomorrow,but you need to measure the internal diameter of the pipe to go on to it.
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