Blow off valve location
From what I've seen you ca do it from the top of the engine bay. you can see the wastegate actuator just above the turbo but you have to remove the heat shield to get to the adjustment bolts. Be careful not to do too much or you will blow out something. Make sure your engine is ready for more boost!
Here is a picture of a turbo unhook the side that has a pin in it and unscrew the rod a little at a time.Careful not to go into overboost.If you happen to got into overboost you will know.It will have good pull then just drop off.Then just turn it back some.Yes you will have to remove the heat sheild as well.
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how would i no if my engine can handle it?...it has about 108k on there now and i just got it about 5k ago...it has horrible gas mileage...but that cause i havent dealt with my check engine problem yet(o2 sensors i think) but other then that it seems okay....oh ya and on the turbo about how many turns do i go at first? a few or do i need to go alot like 1/4 inch or somehting?
You can turn one turn at a time.The engine will let you know if it can't handle it.But I have seen engine's with 300,000 miles running 15 Psi boost all the time.
From my understanding on modifying boost, the computer will automatically turn it back down. I had talked to IPD quite in detail to find out about this very issue. Correct me if I am wrong, because I also would like to know if I can adjust the boost via this rod. thanks
Do not adjust the wastegate.
If you want to raise boost use a MBC (Manual Boost Controller). Like Red said you can raise your boost to 15PSI and then your turbo will be out of its effeciency range. So keeping your boost around 12PSI would be better and personally I think you would like it more.
Or get an ECU upgrade to raise the boost, cost more but the better option in my mind.
If you want to raise boost use a MBC (Manual Boost Controller). Like Red said you can raise your boost to 15PSI and then your turbo will be out of its effeciency range. So keeping your boost around 12PSI would be better and personally I think you would like it more.
Or get an ECU upgrade to raise the boost, cost more but the better option in my mind.
You can pick up a MBC (Manual Boost Controller) anywhere. Try EBAY. Try searching GOOGLE.
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Or get an ECU upgrade, which I would recommed. I would also get a real boost gauge if you get either so you know exactly what your boosting.
Dawes Device, might be under a new name now.
Or get an ECU upgrade, which I would recommed. I would also get a real boost gauge if you get either so you know exactly what your boosting.
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That is what DAWES DEVICE is now.
This is what you want...
http://www.3barracing.com/product_7.htm
Or
http://www.3barracing.com/product_2.htm


