
Originally Posted by
The_Jerbel
I would look at 2 things first: if you have a boost gauge, replace the T fitting with one that has the brass constrictor installed. Second, I would re-install the N75 instead of the MBC. See if either of those things helps. I assume you guys have all pressure tested thoroughly with soapy water? I would suspect something like a leaky injector seal to cause a problem like this, as well.
Thanks Jordan... I know you have provided me with a wealth of knowledge and guidance in the past!
I haven't switched out my brass T-fitting, as I still have the one that came with the AWE gauge... I guess I'll give it a try, but I'm not sure if you can just buy 'em at Autozone or somewhere like that.
I can't speak for everyone else, but I have p-tested my car up the wazzu, and that last two times I used soapy water like crazy! I didn't check around the injectors or intake manifold, but those would be the only other places cause all my hoses are tight (read: no leaks at all).
You know, the more I think about it it seems plausible that there is some kinda of VAC leak somewhere, cause when the car is acting up, the surging almost seems rhythmic... Not necessarily associated with the engine speed, per say, rather every couple seconds it will surge and my boost gauge will flutter; Like the car builds up vacuum in the system, and then reaches some kind of limit (21 in Hg) and then releases it... Then builds it up again, and then releases it... Like a hose that has just enough of a crack/hole/leak/whatever that it can hold VAC for a short period of time, but then leaks it out when it reaches some sort of threshold.
Is there anything electronic (aside from the N75 valve) that holds/controls VAC?
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