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boost leak?

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timloomis

20+ Year Contributor
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Jan 28, 2003
duncan falls, Ohio
Ok I had my mbc tee'd from the bov,and it was running 15psi.Found out that was a bad idea,so I hooked it back up into the turbo outlet.It dropped 4 psi on the boost gauge,and I didnt touch the mbc screw.I thought it would be the opposite if it was a boost leak.Also,I did a log today and my idc was 89% at 5400 and 13-14 psi.Now I'll watch my idc's,and they jump around at wot,highest I've seen before was mid 70's.Are they supposed to jump around like that?
 
When you run the MBC from the BOV line, you get inaccurate boost control. Rerouting the boost controller will give you more accurate boost control. I dropped 3pounds when I ran mine the correct way, so that is to be expected. It probably wouldn't hurt to do a boost leak test anyway, regardless of the situation.
 
Well I did another log.I think my timing is off or I have a huge boost leak.Knock is high,around 15 or more,but my timing goes down then comes back up,even when knocking that high.And my idc's are sky high,96% is the highest its gone now.
 
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