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Subject: RE: SD> boost lose, fludder noise
Just a guess,
but if this is a 2.2 TII
I would say you have an intercooler hose loose.
check the clamps and for good coverage.
If that is the problem, then whats happened is the turbo is causing the
"fluttering" when you clutch, the comp
Just a guess,
but if this is a 2.2 TII
I would say you have an intercooler hose loose.
check the clamps and for good coverage.
If that is the problem, then whats happened is the turbo is causing the
"fluttering" when you clutch, the compressser is blowing back out the pressure.
you obvioulsy l
A little more information would help. What is the make, model and year
of your car? What mods, if any, are you running? Do you have access to
a compressed air source to pressurize the hoses with to listen for
leaks?
Stefan
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Are you sure your boost gauge is accurate? The stock gauges are
notoriously inaccurate (even some of the aftermarket units are this
way). If so, then check all the turbo lines for leaks and also check
the bypass valve in the airbox as they will blow off the seat at about
12 psi.
BTW, There is on
Was it a sudden loss of pressure or gradual? If it's sudden something broke,
if it's gradual then the engine is wearing out - generally speaking of
course.
Thanks,
Marc Medina
http://www.geocities.com/mcm95403
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