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exhaust manifold leak cause this many problems??

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boost69

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May 20, 2010
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hey guys i posted before about big problems, i have a snapped bolt in my exhaust manifold and it has a leak there, but would this cause these problems?? it doesnt have any power under boost, but the boost gauge still reads the 18-19 psi that i have it set for, and the blow off valve doesnt blow off right it barley sneezes, so any help would be awesome !!
thanx guys

:confused:
 
It can cause some problems depending on the severity of the leak. Sounds like you may have a leak somewhere in the intake track though.
 
If you're getting 18-19 lb's of boost and it doesn't feel like there's any power I'd be checking that gauge for one. Is the car a stick or auto? Does it feel like the clutch or auto trans is slipping? Are you still running the stock bov or?
 
clutch is good, and im not sure how the gauge would create a boost leak that would make it have no power i am running a turbo xs bov, and i looked over the whole system , i have hardpiping and the pipes are all good and the couplers are all good so the only leak i have is the exhaust manifold to the head, i am very confused on the situation

and its manual

and my boost gauge it connected to the intake mani and fpr, and it has been very accurate, so i am very confused , since its reading the boost as its going in
anybody know anything that can Help !!!??!!
 
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