Herbal Essences
15+ Year Contributor
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- Jan 31, 2004
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Arvada,
Colorado
Does anyone know what the bsc does when it's connected to 12v? How does it work?
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wret said:Top is in from a branch on the line to the waste gate actuator.
Bottom is out- bled air is released back to the intake.
It takes somewhere around 8 psi to activate the waste gate. The BCS is normally open allowing the boost pressure signal to the waste gate to bleed off. With a removed restrictor, you can get up to about 12 psi in the intake before there is enough pressure in the line to activate the waste gate.
wret said:A similar idea was explored and documented here:
http://www.dsm.org/archives/1997/11/19971128.txt/10.html
I have a couple concerns with your design. One, the bcs is not intended to function purely as a solendoid valve. It's designed to be restrictive in order to bleed off only a small amount of air. I've not had good luck trying to control boost with small, restrictive solenoids. Boost spikes dangerously high before the waste gate reacts.
Two, your drawing does not have bcs #1 in the proper configuration. Assuming you want it to funtion normally as your base setting, it would continue to bleed pressure even after you switch to your higher setting causing undesirable boost levels. The way you have drawn the waste gate would open at about 8 psi in position 1.
If it works I'll take pictures and post them if not then I'll have an extra BCS to sell 