Quick Question...How do i run with NO Boost at all???
Is it simply a case of locking the Wastegate fully open???
Ive got a severe Misfire, but running it off load on Axle stands its fine through to redline.
I want to roadtest it now with no boost...
Is it possible?
Ive got a severe Misfire, but running it off load on Axle stands its fine through to redline.
I want to roadtest it now with no boost...
Is it possible?
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just unclip the thing... there should be an e-clip to undo then itll pop off the wastegate (the actuator rod that is)
the wastegate will stay open itself as the gases will push it open... no need to hold it open manually...
youll be lucky to see 1-2psi even all the way up to the redline like that...
ps the car will be VERY slow
the wastegate will stay open itself as the gases will push it open... no need to hold it open manually...
youll be lucky to see 1-2psi even all the way up to the redline like that...
ps the car will be VERY slow
Thanks fella's.
I had posted in the Technical Section about the problem ive got, and received lots of things to try. One of which was the question 'Does it do it off boost'
And it doesn't.... so thought i'd see what happened if i ran it up (Axle stands) to get to the problem rev area, then if it started misfiring i could then start checking various things...
But it didn't misfire...
Thanks fella's i'll have to try a road test now...
I had posted in the Technical Section about the problem ive got, and received lots of things to try. One of which was the question 'Does it do it off boost'
And it doesn't.... so thought i'd see what happened if i ran it up (Axle stands) to get to the problem rev area, then if it started misfiring i could then start checking various things...
But it didn't misfire...
Thanks fella's i'll have to try a road test now...
Originally Posted by Jim Galbally
just unclip the thing... there should be an e-clip to undo then itll pop off the wastegate (the actuator rod that is)
the wastegate will stay open itself as the gases will push it open... no need to hold it open manually...
youll be lucky to see 1-2psi even all the way up to the redline like that...
ps the car will be VERY slow
the wastegate will stay open itself as the gases will push it open... no need to hold it open manually...
youll be lucky to see 1-2psi even all the way up to the redline like that...
ps the car will be VERY slow

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Originally Posted by Tim
Originally Posted by Jim Galbally
just unclip the thing... there should be an e-clip to undo then itll pop off the wastegate (the actuator rod that is)
the wastegate will stay open itself as the gases will push it open... no need to hold it open manually...
youll be lucky to see 1-2psi even all the way up to the redline like that...
ps the car will be VERY slow
the wastegate will stay open itself as the gases will push it open... no need to hold it open manually...
youll be lucky to see 1-2psi even all the way up to the redline like that...
ps the car will be VERY slow


so what do you suppose happens when the wastegate opens normally? no carbon? The tiny bit that may accumulate in that time will soon rub off with a bit of preload on the gate...
Originally Posted by cossierich330
What about disconnecting the amal valve. Take the clip off the top of it and u'll have no voltage to it.
Might be wrong, but it wont do any harm
Might be wrong, but it wont do any harm
Disconnecting the actuator for the duration of the test is the easiest and most predictable way..
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and no Misfire....