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Take the bov off and lube it. Turbosmart makes a spray that works great, but I'm pretty sure it's relabeled wd40. :rofl2:
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If you aren't make boost, I'd think the BOV is stuck open. If you were over boosting, then I'd think waste gate. |
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Can anyone tell me what size the clamps are for the blow-off vavle?
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I was talking about the ones that are holding on the vacuum hose, the v band clamp will be easy to get. It looks like the vacuum lines are attached with one and done clamp. Just wanted to make sure before muff something up.
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Are you talking about wastegates or BOV?...and what is the issue?
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Update, I had to put on a new passenger side caliper and it was easy peez. I then went to work on the blow off valve. I took off the banjo fitting and left the vacuum hose on it. After taking it off I noticed i took it apart. I found the diaphragm to be in good shape and clamped down correct. On the negative side I did see some debris, (a few mettle shavings), and the was a little bit of gunk on the sleeve of the bov were the piston goes. I'm am going to clean off the gunk, and oil it with wd 40. Just wanted to check in and get anymore advice or suggestions! thanks again for the help guys
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So I finished cleaning the, BoV and all seems to be working ok. Now to work on the jumping AFR!!
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BP turbo build/advice
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Take out the secondary O2 sensors and your AFR will even out. You'll need your turner to turn off the code for those sensors. Edit - As a trial just unplugged them and see if it fixes idle AFR. |
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You don't have an AFR gauge?
And yes just unplug them. He harness plugs run by the transmission. I'd zip tie them out of the way if you are going to take it for a test spin. I removed mine completely and just plugged them with bung plugs, and not the kinky kind. |
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