I hear it, but don't feel it!
I hear it, but don't feel it!
About a week ago, I started noticing that it felt like I was not getting the same power when boosted. My BOV used to make a loud noise when (the good noise) when I used to let off the gas at anywhere from 2 -8 pounds. Now, I can only hear the BOV when I release at 7 or 8 pounds. Plus I only feel the gain at 7-8 pounds. Don't really feel any difference when at 1 - 5.
Also, when in boost, it sounds more "airy", if there is such a thing. Like I can hear the air louder. Any suggestions on what it might be? All of the vacuum lines checked out ok. A friend of mine said that, since it is new, maybe my BOV spring, after getting hot, has started to tighten up (or loosen up), and I need to adjust it. Maybe loosen it up.
Any suggestions? Oh how I miss the "PSSHHHT!"
Also, when in boost, it sounds more "airy", if there is such a thing. Like I can hear the air louder. Any suggestions on what it might be? All of the vacuum lines checked out ok. A friend of mine said that, since it is new, maybe my BOV spring, after getting hot, has started to tighten up (or loosen up), and I need to adjust it. Maybe loosen it up.
Any suggestions? Oh how I miss the "PSSHHHT!"
I'll do that. At least 3 of them are not accessable unless I take everything apart though, and since I didn't put it together, I doubt I'll do that. I can live with a little leak as long as it doesn't hurt anything.
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just check it out so your car is running with more boost. It shouldnt be too bad to tighten it all up. You should just need a flathead screwdriver, and possibly jackstands and a jack.
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