I will take my bleed valve off. I don't think is doing any harm as I'm only holding 6-8psi. It's better to be safe than sorry lol
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Originally posted by TheOt View PostI will take my bleed valve off. I don't think is doing any harm as I'm only holding 6-8psi. It's better to be safe than sorry lol
Anthony, lend him the ECU for a weekend. I bet that would turn into a sale.
Wheelspin could be bad tyres, suspension, worn out bushes or all of the above.
Gavin
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Oh no. Don't say that! Then that'll be my problem also! I've got your same symptoms. Booked my car in at 2 apr tune stockists vw places in Melbourne. One charges $90ph and the other $140ph for diagnostic test. (Trying the $90 place today first of course) lol. I'm skeptical of most places, but will give you today's verdict. Please stand by.
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Why do you say that jason? Its got to be something with the boost system not exhaust
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Originally posted by theBRUCEofWAYNE View PostI just asked my guy your exhaust concern TheOt, he said it's not the exhaust because it's a separate system and could not effect it.
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GavinLast edited by h100vw; 12-06-2015, 01:17 PM.
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Hey boys. Just got my car back. The culprit was this pipe below. Was only getting 8psi. Now getting 12psi. Big difference. Still possible leak near the pcv t-junction piping. The cracked tube he found looks fine from the top view. But from underneath, it's cactus!
Guess my pressure test method was a fail. My guy uses a thin-nozzled pistol trigger, so he can force more air through the pipe work in large bursts.
Hope that helps. Good luck!
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I think it's my 3inch down pipe because my boost only started to drop after it was installed. I took it back to the exhaust place and they couldn't find a boost leak but they wouldn't have pressure tested it. I did ring a few places up about it and they said the the exhaust is to big for the turbo not enough back pressure. Maybe I need to find some test for leaks. Cheers for your info and help
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Originally posted by TheOt View PostI think it's my 3inch down pipe because my boost only started to drop after it was installed. I took it back to the exhaust place and they couldn't find a boost leak but they wouldn't have pressure tested it. I did ring a few places up about it and they said the the exhaust is to big for the turbo not enough back pressure. Maybe I need to find some test for leaks. Cheers for your info and help
There's something else wrong with it. Google turbos boost and back pressure. Then decide for yourself.
Gavin
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3" Downpipe on std GTi here. No noticeable issues with boost ! (No gauge tho) Goes good, makes broom broom noises
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I have done some reading on turbo boost and back pressure and in theory I shouldn't have this problem. Need pressure before the turbo but almost none after the turbo. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Either I have a boost leak (I'm going to have a good look for a leak today) or the spring in my actuator is very weak and the pressure of the exhaust flow is ordinary the wastage open a bit.
What do you all think?
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Originally posted by TheOt View PostI have done some reading on turbo boost and back pressure and in theory I shouldn't have this problem. Need pressure before the turbo but almost none after the turbo. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Either I have a boost leak (I'm going to have a good look for a leak today) or the spring in my actuator is very weak and the pressure of the exhaust flow is ordinary the wastage open a bit.
What do you all think?
*hint when you pressure test. You should see the rubber hoses expand and stretch. eg. The large hoses attached to the charge pipe (at the back) and your throttle body pipe.
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