Hi, Just a quick question. Fitted a manual boost controller the other day, also disconnected the pipe that leads to the gizmo under the car and blocked both sides. Now if what i have done is correct why am i getting lower boost than normal with the controller closed and around 0.7 bar when opened??? any ideas. it's boosting less than it was without it fitted??
Cheers
Lee
I thought it was alright up until a certain amount of boost without altering anything?? the thing is it's boosting less with the boost controller.... surely if it was hitting fuel cut then it would splutter or something? This dosent..... with the controller open my boost gauage reads less than without it.
Im rather confused... with out the controller im hitting just under 1 bar with the controller i hit much less
...make sure the valve is the right way round! From what I can remember, the long side of the valve goes to the turbo, and the T side goes to the actuator. If it's the wrong way round, you won't get full boost.
Sable Grey 2004 MkIII Roadster
Once an MR2 owner, ALWAYS an MR2 owner!
robsgts wrote:tvsv has nothing to do with the boost mate
"TVSV Turbo Vacuum Switching Valve
Disabling the TVSV will allow you to run a constant boost pressure, BUT without any other form of boost control the car will run at the lower pressure in ALL gears, so it is pointless disabling the TVSV if you do not plan on fitting a boost controller."
Blocking the pipe to the TVSV will cause the car to permanently run the lower pressure; unless a boost controller is fitted.
I am fairly new to all this, so forgive my ignorance but can you explain how the TVSV has nothing to do with it????
When i got my car (cheap i might add) it wasnt boosting properly. With a little investigation I discovered that the electrical connector on the TVSV was disconnected.
I was well chuffed as the previous owner thought the turbo was shot!
Tim.