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Evening guys
Had my car (my00) uk turbo for about 3 months and although its quick I have always thought I should be feeling more of a pull.
its totally standard except for nur spec.
Basically I seen a thread the other day and some guy was on about the restricter pill that is on the vacuum hose coming off a tee piece by the actuator.
I checked mine and it appears that the hose has been changed at some point before my ownership and the restricter is not in the hose.
What are the affects of not having this in and is this the reason that it doesnt feel like it should
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Had my car (my00) uk turbo for about 3 months and although its quick I have always thought I should be feeling more of a pull.
its totally standard except for nur spec.
Basically I seen a thread the other day and some guy was on about the restricter pill that is on the vacuum hose coming off a tee piece by the actuator.
I checked mine and it appears that the hose has been changed at some point before my ownership and the restricter is not in the hose.
What are the affects of not having this in and is this the reason that it doesnt feel like it should
cheers guys.
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myblackwrx is correct.. it will be producing about half a bar of boost rather than the standard about 0.9bar.
it is possible however that it was removed when the exhaust was fitted to stop overboost (unless you fitted the exhaust?).
do you have a boost gauge?
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it is possible however that it was removed when the exhaust was fitted to stop overboost (unless you fitted the exhaust?).
do you have a boost gauge?
Simon
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JGM no I have not got a boost gauge
The exhaust was fitted before I brought it
It looks like the hose may of been damaged and they replaced it not knowing the restrister was in there as the hose that is on is different its like a braided fuel hose.
It does show signs of overfuelling as it does "pop" a fair pit etc.
Also there is like a rocking sensation when your just driving accelerating slowly.
Could this be that my breathers are shi**y
Cheers for the help guys.
JGM I will be contacting you to map it this year want to get it running correct first then up the power slightly......
The exhaust was fitted before I brought it
It looks like the hose may of been damaged and they replaced it not knowing the restrister was in there as the hose that is on is different its like a braided fuel hose.
It does show signs of overfuelling as it does "pop" a fair pit etc.
Also there is like a rocking sensation when your just driving accelerating slowly.
Could this be that my breathers are shi**y
Cheers for the help guys.
JGM I will be contacting you to map it this year want to get it running correct first then up the power slightly......
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like you say probably replaced without realising then.
is the rocking you mention whilst the engine is warming up?
Often get that slightly on the 99/00 some people notice it other don't and is related to the lambda sensor and nothing to worry about..
or it is due to the restrictor missing which is making the boost ossolate slightly.
The restrictor subaru call an Orrifice and are only a couple of pounds.
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is the rocking you mention whilst the engine is warming up?
Often get that slightly on the 99/00 some people notice it other don't and is related to the lambda sensor and nothing to worry about..
or it is due to the restrictor missing which is making the boost ossolate slightly.
The restrictor subaru call an Orrifice and are only a couple of pounds.
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Im hoping its just because the orofice is missing.
I called oaken garage today and he didnt have a clue what i was on about and said he would call me back which he didnt?
hopefully try and get it sorted on sat.
Im hoping that is all it is.
it all ties up really.
fingers crossed cheers for your help.
I called oaken garage today and he didnt have a clue what i was on about and said he would call me back which he didnt?
hopefully try and get it sorted on sat.
Im hoping that is all it is.
it all ties up really.
fingers crossed cheers for your help.
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Im hoping its just because the orofice is missing.
I called oaken garage today and he didnt have a clue what i was on about and said he would call me back which he didnt?
hopefully try and get it sorted on sat.
Im hoping that is all it is.
it all ties up really.
fingers crossed cheers for your help.
I called oaken garage today and he didnt have a clue what i was on about and said he would call me back which he didnt?
hopefully try and get it sorted on sat.
Im hoping that is all it is.
it all ties up really.
fingers crossed cheers for your help.
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