RiceKiller_TSi
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- Nov 21, 2003
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Got some, need to make a detector...
I didn't find the info at vfaq.
GOT LINK?
I didn't find the info at vfaq.
GOT LINK?
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You're welcome, it always pleases me when someone is doing a leak test, especially for the first time. Have fun.RiceKiller_TSi said:Thank You Oldman! So fast too!

oldman said:should have asked me, I also bought a bunch of them in case if anyone needs them, I have the smaller one for 90 TB as well.

wallyman said:Where did you get the throttle body seals at. I could really use some as well on my 91 TSI.
RiceKiller_TSi said:I've just purchased a ton of extra ones so if anybody else is having a hard time tracking them down (Mitsu wants you to purchase the whole throttle body) just hit me up and I will sell you some.
oldman said:I also bought a bunch of them in case if anyone needs them
wallyman said:Where did you get the throttle body seals at. I could really use some as well on my 91 TSI.
dnhieu said:do the seals come with the metal casing as well as the gasket? whats the diffrence between using just using a regular rubber gasket and the oem gasket?
thanks
david
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oldman said:The ones I got are from Chicago Rawhide which is the entire seal not just the rubber oring. PM me if you guys want them.
Did you gauge actually sit on 24psi for 30 seconds, and THEN start going to zero. You want it to hold steady for 30 seconds before any pressure is released at all.I am still unable to build any boost after replacing my throttle body shaft seals. I pressure tested the intake up to 24psi (the stock bov pops off at 24psi) and it held the pressure like it should for about 30 seconds before reaching zero.
This would be caused by a bad ISC.1. Poor idle when coming to a stop from a roll. It surges up and down.
Depending on how cold it is, this is normal and caused by the FIAV.2. Upon start up the rpms shoot through the roof (above 3k) before coming back down.
This sounds like a fuel or ignition related problem.3. It stumbles upon acceleration and gets high knock counts with no boost pressure.
Are you sure it's not the valve cover vent? Your pcv is located at the top left corner of the valve cover and should run to a nipple on your intake manifold via a small S-curved hose.I have not checked my pcv valve because it connected to a hose that runs to the ground and didn't think it would have an effect on my problem or not. Thats why I'm here in this forum asking for advice. Thanks in advanced.
Check your EGR and make sure you're not leaking air due to a bad seal.Notes: There is no EGR, the B.I.S.S. is brand new, and the ISC works
ddavisaf said:Did you gauge actually sit on 24psi for 30 seconds, and THEN start going to zero. You want it to hold steady for 30 seconds before any pressure is released at all.
ddavisaf said:This would be caused by a bad ISC.
http://dmtalon.v8eaters.com/ISC.html
ddavisaf said:Depending on how cold it is, this is normal and caused by the FIAV.
This sounds like a fuel or ignition related problem.
-Check your coil pack's primary and secondary coils for ohms and make sure they are within spec.
-Check your spark plugs and make sure they're NGK BPR6ES gapped at .028" and they're not fouled.
-Check your spark plug wires
-Check your fuel filter
-Check your air filter.
-If you haven't rewired your fuel pump yet, now would be a good time to do so.
Once its all warmed up acceleration is pretty smooth minus boost. It runs pig rich too btw. I had to lean it out with the MAFT to stop it from burning a full tank in two days. The car only stumbles on acceleration in first gear at take off before its fully warmed up. Forgot to mention that.ddavisaf said:Are you sure it's not the valve cover vent? Your pcv is located at the top left corner of the valve cover and should run to a nipple on your intake manifold via a small S-curved hose.
If this is not how it's ran, you want to fix it..
ddavisaf said:Check your EGR and make sure you're not leaking air due to a bad seal.
ddavisaf said:Re-check your ISC.
ddavisaf said:Depending on how cold it is, this is normal and caused by the FIAV.
