Anyone know if this is connected up right? not sure if all is correct having a few issues still and read somewhere these might cause problems
Wgfv?
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Should the connector be on the top or the bottom? and should they have used jubilee clips rather than tie wraps
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Thought so, it's annoying what some people will do just to get your car out of the way when they have had enough of it. Although it was in his garage for almost 10 months and the blame was 50/50 so just have to finish things of with the help of the Forum
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Here is another shot showing the line connected to the turbo, and the remaining line I think goes to the wastegate
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N75 Wastegate Frequency Valve (WGFV) info
Don't know it this helps or not (it should):
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Which was accessed by clicking on the N75 WGFV label (lower left) of this live Engine Bay Device Map diagram (all the labels are links):
RS2'd 93 UrS4 5 spd sedan
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if you read my thread recently mine was plugged in wrong, boost was restricted, as soon as i swapped it around to how it should be i got full boost backComment
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Agree. The nipple coming out of the bottom of the WGFV solenoid goes to the turbo. The longer perpendicular leg nipple goes into the MAF to turbo hose. The remaining shorter leg perpendicular nipple goes to the Waste Gate. (I have one off my UrS4 in front of me - I am running the RS2 N75 which has the electrical connection plug differently oriented than the UrS4 N75 - but the important part is the orientation of the three nipples, not the electrical connector).
RS2'd 93 UrS4 5 spd sedan
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