boost problem

Started by J.j., February 27, 2005, 11:34:43 PM

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JayDee

The reason it is different is because it is a post 95 car

J.j.

Hi JayDee,
Doh, I forgot to say it\'s a 96.....  sorry guys......
Anychance someone has a pic for the post 95s....
Cheers

J.j.

Hi,
Problem solved.  Maybe useful for those with post 95s.
It turned out that the vacum horse circled in the pic was kicked or dont know how you call it......
Basically the vacum horse\'s so badly bent and flattened that it\'s blocking air flow.
After changing the horse, the primary turbo was kicking in happily.
As for the second turbo, it turned out to be just a loose horse.  Cant remember which one now.
With both turbos working, my Rex\'s now finally how it should be.
:D  :D  :D

Martiny

That hose is supposed to have a spring inside to stop it kinking. when I replaced my hoses, I just put a spring around the outside of it, does the same job.

Spotlamp

Good job, glad you\'ve fixed it.  Does make the world of difference when they\'re running properly...

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J.j.

Yeah, my car\'s finally running how it should have been.  I remember laughing out loud when I floored it in third and felt both turbo kicking in.  
:D

cruiser

QuoteOriginally posted by J.j.
Yeah, my car\'s finally running how it should have been.  I remember laughing out loud when I floored it in third and felt both turbo kicking in.  
:D

I still do that after 2 years of ownership :D