is this usual behaviour from the S2????
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I don't believe the N75/waste gate is plumbed correctly.Comment
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l I think you are wrong ,couse he just changed the turbo and ex manifold from what I know!I might be wrong in here but I assumed it is like what I been said.
Don t jump on my neck guys !It is just a thought.Anyway your advices is not gonna solve the problem.
PS:Good luck m8, hope to solve your problems!Comment
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Again, read the thread.l I think you are wrong ,couse he just changed the turbo and ex manifold from what I know!I might be wrong in here but I assumed it is like what I been said.
Don t jump on my neck guys !It is just a thought.Anyway your advices is not gonna solve the problem.
PS:Good luck m8, hope to solve your problems!
He only changed exhaust, the turbo was there before.
No one is jumping on your neck, but why not read a little bit before giving wrong advice?
Imagine if the OP goes and wastes his money on some parts when his are perfectly good from your advice?Comment
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But how is it relevant to this thread?
He has fuel cut from excess boost, not misfire from bad coils...
Look @ 3rd page of thread.
I think all of us had bad coils at some point.Comment
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Dead (jammed shut or leaking badly) or not plumbed up right.
Not sure how handy you are and how accessible the clips to the hoses are but what I would do is remove the N75 and plumb the hose that comes from the face of the turbo directly to the lower WG chamber. If you have a short bit of metal tube (like from the fuel lines under the car) you can use this to join the 2 hoses together. Block off the hose to the MAF hose.
The car should now only boost to 0.4 bar. (maybe a little more with the big exhaust and bigger turbo but not neccessarily..)
If it still boost spikes then you either have a stiffer WG spring or a hole in the WG diaphagm or the WG is jammed shut.Comment
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The normal thing to happen when the N75 is dead is that it opens the line from the turbo to the wastegate, the same as what happens when you unplug it.
This makes me think even more that it is not connected correctly.
You could have a bad wastegate diaphragm but what are the chances of this happening just after
people have been working on your car.Comment
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