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Turbo kit is a very dicovering process
Befre install you think you know everything, then it turns out as you dont know small things...anyways my issue is:
My set up is - TSI extreme
I dont know how to connect right vacuum lines to BOV+Boost gauge+WG (internal)
This how I have it now: From vacuum hose I have splitter to connect 2 extra things - 1 connected one to BOV and second one to boost gauge.
Problem now: my boost gauge will read that I'm getting tooo much boost - 10-12 psi at 4500 or so...My bov is waay to loud - louder than exaust...
Q1: I'm correct with my vacuum lines set up?
Q2: Anything I have to connect to internal WG?
Q3: Do i need to adjust screws on BOV and/or on WG?
Help!
Befre install you think you know everything, then it turns out as you dont know small things...anyways my issue is:
My set up is - TSI extreme
I dont know how to connect right vacuum lines to BOV+Boost gauge+WG (internal)
This how I have it now: From vacuum hose I have splitter to connect 2 extra things - 1 connected one to BOV and second one to boost gauge.
Problem now: my boost gauge will read that I'm getting tooo much boost - 10-12 psi at 4500 or so...My bov is waay to loud - louder than exaust...
Q1: I'm correct with my vacuum lines set up?
Q2: Anything I have to connect to internal WG?
Q3: Do i need to adjust screws on BOV and/or on WG?
Help!
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Originally Posted by 03-Acura-1.7-EL
Turbo kit is a very dicovering process
Befre install you think you know everything, then it turns out as you dont know small things...anyways my issue is:
My set up is - TSI extreme
I dont know how to connect right vacuum lines to BOV+Boost gauge+WG (internal)
This how I have it now: From vacuum hose I have splitter to connect 2 extra things - 1 connected one to BOV and second one to boost gauge.
Problem now: my boost gauge will read that I'm getting tooo much boost - 10-12 psi at 4500 or so...My bov is waay to loud - louder than exaust...
Q1: I'm correct with my vacuum lines set up?
Q2: Anything I have to connect to internal WG?
Q3: Do i need to adjust screws on BOV and/or on WG?
Help!
Befre install you think you know everything, then it turns out as you dont know small things...anyways my issue is:
My set up is - TSI extreme
I dont know how to connect right vacuum lines to BOV+Boost gauge+WG (internal)
This how I have it now: From vacuum hose I have splitter to connect 2 extra things - 1 connected one to BOV and second one to boost gauge.
Problem now: my boost gauge will read that I'm getting tooo much boost - 10-12 psi at 4500 or so...My bov is waay to loud - louder than exaust...
Q1: I'm correct with my vacuum lines set up?
Q2: Anything I have to connect to internal WG?
Q3: Do i need to adjust screws on BOV and/or on WG?
Help!
Ok, if you don't have the WG hooked up to a Vac. source, it's not going to open up. So get another T, and run that T into the Vacuum and it should fix your problems. BTW don't run the car at that much boost, the outcome won't be very nice.
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Originally Posted by 03-Acura-1.7-EL
Turbo kit is a very dicovering process
Befre install you think you know everything, then it turns out as you dont know small things...anyways my issue is:
My set up is - TSI extreme
I dont know how to connect right vacuum lines to BOV+Boost gauge+WG (internal)
This how I have it now: From vacuum hose I have splitter to connect 2 extra things - 1 connected one to BOV and second one to boost gauge.
Problem now: my boost gauge will read that I'm getting tooo much boost - 10-12 psi at 4500 or so...My bov is waay to loud - louder than exaust...
Q1: I'm correct with my vacuum lines set up?
Q2: Anything I have to connect to internal WG?
Q3: Do i need to adjust screws on BOV and/or on WG?
Help!
Befre install you think you know everything, then it turns out as you dont know small things...anyways my issue is:
My set up is - TSI extreme
I dont know how to connect right vacuum lines to BOV+Boost gauge+WG (internal)
This how I have it now: From vacuum hose I have splitter to connect 2 extra things - 1 connected one to BOV and second one to boost gauge.
Problem now: my boost gauge will read that I'm getting tooo much boost - 10-12 psi at 4500 or so...My bov is waay to loud - louder than exaust...
Q1: I'm correct with my vacuum lines set up?
Q2: Anything I have to connect to internal WG?
Q3: Do i need to adjust screws on BOV and/or on WG?
Help!
What kind of BOV do you have?
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Originally Posted by Hwoody77
It's very simple. Before I even go into this, I recommend a Vacuum Manifold. If you don't have one a Vacuum T will do.
Ok, if you don't have the WG hooked up to a Vac. source, it's not going to open up. So get another T, and run that T into the Vacuum and it should fix your problems. BTW don't run the car at that much boost, the outcome won't be very nice.
Ok, if you don't have the WG hooked up to a Vac. source, it's not going to open up. So get another T, and run that T into the Vacuum and it should fix your problems. BTW don't run the car at that much boost, the outcome won't be very nice.
You are saying I need to tap T into WG line and run it to vacuum source line?
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Originally Posted by Hwoody77
Ok if you take a look at This wastegate I am selling on eBay (Free Promo), you will see a VAC source still has to be hooked up to the WG, see that red line, that's the VAC line...
What kind of BOV do you have?
What kind of BOV do you have?
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Originally Posted by civic01vtec
Do you have a seperate line from from your WG directly to your turbo ??
Should it be there?
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Originally Posted by 03-Acura-1.7-EL
I did not pay atention to that one, I have regular T25 with internal WG.
Should it be there?
Should it be there?
There should be a nipple on the turbo and wastegate actuator. Connect a hose to each other.
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Originally Posted by civic01vtec
There should be a nipple on the turbo and wastegate actuator. Connect a hose to each other.
like this .....
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Originally Posted by civic01vtec
Do you have a seperate line from from your WG directly to your turbo ??
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Rep Power: 0 Just get a vacuum manifold and throw away those T tap (they get confuse). I have like 4-5 T taps b4. It is better off getting a vacuum manifold. Looks a lot cleaner.
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Originally Posted by civic01vtec
There should be a nipple on the turbo and wastegate actuator. Connect a hose to each other.
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Rep Power: 257 This how I have it now: From vacuum hose I have splitter to connect 2 extra things: first connected to BOV and second one to boost gauge.
I'm correct with my vacuum lines set up?
Anything I have to connect to internal WG? Anything extra?
Do i need to adjust screws on BOV and/or on WG? (higer ot lower settings?)
I'm correct with my vacuum lines set up?
Anything I have to connect to internal WG? Anything extra?
Do i need to adjust screws on BOV and/or on WG? (higer ot lower settings?)
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Originally Posted by 03-Acura-1.7-EL
This how I have it now: From vacuum hose I have splitter to connect 2 extra things: first connected to BOV and second one to boost gauge.
I'm correct with my vacuum lines set up?
Anything I have to connect to internal WG? Anything extra?
Do i need to adjust screws on BOV and/or on WG? (higer ot lower settings?)
I'm correct with my vacuum lines set up?
Anything I have to connect to internal WG? Anything extra?
Do i need to adjust screws on BOV and/or on WG? (higer ot lower settings?)
Bro, calm down and breathe. Everyone has answered your questions.
Your Vacuum lines up to that point are correct.
We all recommend a Vacuum Manifold.
The WG Vac. line should be going directly into your turbo.
I don't believe you can change your WG setting.
What kind of BOV do you have?
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Originally Posted by Hwoody77
I don't believe you can change your WG setting.
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Originally Posted by jamie_civic
so you just use like a 3 inch hose and connect the WG to the turbo? no connection to the vacuum line?
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Originally Posted by tfnaaf
Yes, that is supposed to be the best way, but not all turbos have the nipple for a hose there
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Originally Posted by jamie_civic
ya mines got one, i wasnt sure if it connected to that or the vacuum line...theres also another nipple on the charge pipe right before the throttlebody, i guess its incase u dont have the nipple on your turbo...should i just plug that?
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Originally Posted by tfnaaf
Yes, unless you have a reason to sense boost only just b4 the TB
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Rep Power: 356 i agree with most of the people here. just get a vaccum manifold. thier fairly cheap. just tap the main vaccum into your brake booster vaccum. and then run everythign else to the vaccum manifold. real easy and clean to do.
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Originally Posted by jamie_civic
ya i already hooked the WG up to that nipple on the turbo...but im seeing some people say EVERYTHING is hooked up to a vacuum line...including the WG.
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Originally Posted by tfnaaf
You CAN hook them all up to a central vacuum line like a vacuum manifold hooked in to the brake booster line if its easier. Thas how i and many others have done it.
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Rep Power: 0 ya theres no way you can do either-or.....i think it depends on the type of wastegate you have...if your turbo has a fitting on the end of it then im sure the internal wastegate that comes with it is not meant for vacuum.
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