overboosting,,, tell me why
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overboosting,,, tell me why
hi guys
ive just installed a bigger FMIC and a 76mm exhaust
standard downpipe
my car is boosting over a Bar and hitting the fuel cut off
why would it suddenly do this ?
prior to all the upgrades it was boosting 0.6 bar
gauge is fine pipes are ok
Any ideas guys
thanks
ive just installed a bigger FMIC and a 76mm exhaust
standard downpipe
my car is boosting over a Bar and hitting the fuel cut off
why would it suddenly do this ?
prior to all the upgrades it was boosting 0.6 bar
gauge is fine pipes are ok
Any ideas guys
thanks
Its the exhaust, The increased diameter is taking away the back pressure so the exhaust gasses are going through the turbine instead of the wastegate.
The Turbo is having a hard time managing its boost
you will need a boost control but unless its electronic you will still suffer spikes
The Turbo is having a hard time managing its boost
you will need a boost control but unless its electronic you will still suffer spikes
A.K.A - Wonderboy
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1993 Nissan 200 SX
148 Kw - 250 NM @ 0.55 bar. 1.8T ATW
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1989 Toyota Corrola
63kw - 117nm 1.3- N/A
18.2 @118,4 Km - Rainbow Raceway
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1993 Nissan 200 SX
148 Kw - 250 NM @ 0.55 bar. 1.8T ATW
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1989 Toyota Corrola
63kw - 117nm 1.3- N/A
18.2 @118,4 Km - Rainbow Raceway
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dude - its boosting over a bar and normal is 0.6. the mods he mentioned cannot do that to a normally operating system!
so RB - check for induction leaks! specially on the actuator vacuum pipe, as dannieboy said!!!
i installed a bigger exhaust and nothing changed.
the only time i had problems is when i installed a crappy manual boost controller, then my boost control was all over the place.
if you're gonna get a boost controller, then rather splash out and get a decent electronic one!
so RB - check for induction leaks! specially on the actuator vacuum pipe, as dannieboy said!!!
i installed a bigger exhaust and nothing changed.
the only time i had problems is when i installed a crappy manual boost controller, then my boost control was all over the place.
if you're gonna get a boost controller, then rather splash out and get a decent electronic one!
ReeceZ wrote:I'm sorry... I couldn't help it. Please no one wish any hateful shit on me, I own an SX already
Well check the actuator piping agreed but I suffered huge pikes when the exhaust was changed
How are you holding the boost at 0,6 bar ? Do you have a boost controller?
Does the actuator open all the way ?
My moneys is on the exhaust if all checks out
How are you holding the boost at 0,6 bar ? Do you have a boost controller?
Does the actuator open all the way ?
My moneys is on the exhaust if all checks out
A.K.A - Wonderboy
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1993 Nissan 200 SX
148 Kw - 250 NM @ 0.55 bar. 1.8T ATW
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1989 Toyota Corrola
63kw - 117nm 1.3- N/A
18.2 @118,4 Km - Rainbow Raceway
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1993 Nissan 200 SX
148 Kw - 250 NM @ 0.55 bar. 1.8T ATW
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1989 Toyota Corrola
63kw - 117nm 1.3- N/A
18.2 @118,4 Km - Rainbow Raceway
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
you're right and wrong, depending on where the leak is. vacuum pipe leaks might not cause this problem, but a boost pipe leak will. so its a bit difficult to tell! the easiest way to tell if its a vacuum pipe leak is to check the level of vacuum under idle on a vacuum/boost gauge!
i've had a vacuum pipe leak before and nothing really changed other than higher boost than normal.
also i once had a clear vacuum pipe leak on the way back from durban. my car has never run so strong before. i was able to hit about 240km/h on the n3 about 250km's from durban. i've never been able to hit such high speeds again - although i've never tried again. hahaha - i was just showing off to the wifey!!!
i've had a vacuum pipe leak before and nothing really changed other than higher boost than normal.
also i once had a clear vacuum pipe leak on the way back from durban. my car has never run so strong before. i was able to hit about 240km/h on the n3 about 250km's from durban. i've never been able to hit such high speeds again - although i've never tried again. hahaha - i was just showing off to the wifey!!!
ReeceZ wrote:I'm sorry... I couldn't help it. Please no one wish any hateful shit on me, I own an SX already
My vote is on the vacuum pipe at the actuator. Pulled mine deliberately the other day and it boosted about 1.125bar consistantly. Normally around 0.5bar.
In fact, it boosted so nicely that it blew some other vacuum pipes out of place too. Idle was a bit nasty but once everything was plugged back up it was cool again.
In fact, it boosted so nicely that it blew some other vacuum pipes out of place too. Idle was a bit nasty but once everything was plugged back up it was cool again.
Thanks Guys
just to clear up a few things
Ive got a stock turbo and manifold and down pipe, its a 76mm from the flange at the bottom all the way back
There is no boost controller, just the standard actuator with the pipe going in the compressor
Bigger cooler with 63mm from turbo to cooler and 76mm from cooler to
intake
Dumpvale is just after the turbo before the cooler,
Pipes are secured an doesnt seem like there is any leaks
Making boost from just under 3000rpm but hits over a bar as soon as i apply throttle
As Far as i know the olny thing that controlls boost will be the acutaor so im going to try and get it tested or replaced
any thoughts......
Oh any i checked the vacuum pipe to the actuator, its fine
The thing i dont under stand is that every thing was fine before the changes
just to clear up a few things
Ive got a stock turbo and manifold and down pipe, its a 76mm from the flange at the bottom all the way back
There is no boost controller, just the standard actuator with the pipe going in the compressor
Bigger cooler with 63mm from turbo to cooler and 76mm from cooler to
intake
Dumpvale is just after the turbo before the cooler,
Pipes are secured an doesnt seem like there is any leaks
Making boost from just under 3000rpm but hits over a bar as soon as i apply throttle
As Far as i know the olny thing that controlls boost will be the acutaor so im going to try and get it tested or replaced
any thoughts......
Oh any i checked the vacuum pipe to the actuator, its fine
The thing i dont under stand is that every thing was fine before the changes