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Boost pipe woes - Mal - 24-07-2013 Hi all Just got the damned thing running and all! Basically I went for a little test drive, it developed about 16psi. Got to the end of the road and the gauge started going backwards ![]() Basically the hoses are getting sucked in for some reason.... Took off the boost pipe, tested the turbo it all works fine. Only when I put it on it sucks itself in!!! ![]() Could my intercooler be shagged? Pic below of what I'm on about. Car is running with a 11mm pump and a K14-2 turbo. Thanks for any help ![]() ![]() RE: Boost pipe woes - Piggy - 24-07-2013 creating a vacuum?! odd. sure its all plumbed in ok.! RE: Boost pipe woes - Mal - 24-07-2013 (24-07-2013, 05:55 PM)Piggy Wrote: creating a vacuum?! odd. All plumbed correctly. Was driving beautifully for all of 0.8 of a mile ![]() I checked for a blockage on the turbo outlet pipe, it was fine RE: Boost pipe woes - Piggy - 24-07-2013 thats the only thing to narrow down...theres gota be a blockage somewhere for it to suck it in RE: Boost pipe woes - Mal - 24-07-2013 (24-07-2013, 06:10 PM)Piggy Wrote: thats the only thing to narrow down...theres gota be a blockage somewhere for it to suck it in It's completely baffled me as to what's happening here.... I can try another intercooler but I thought it would pressurise the pipe going into it? RE: Boost pipe woes - DarkInferno - 24-07-2013 blocked filter/intake? RE: Boost pipe woes - Tom - 24-07-2013 You have a diesel engine thats creating a vacuum? Hmm, that a boost hose pictures? Not a hose from an airfilter to the turbo? RE: Boost pipe woes - Mal - 24-07-2013 (24-07-2013, 06:55 PM)DarkInferno Wrote: blocked filter/intake? Checked the filter and pipe, no problems with it.... (24-07-2013, 06:57 PM)Tom Wrote: You have a diesel engine thats creating a vacuum? Hmm, that a boost hose pictures? Not a hose from an airfilter to the turbo? Picture shows my turbo to intercooler pipe I don't have an air filter hose.... ![]() A very tight fit though, I'll be changing it for something more suitable in due time. But no problems with it RE: Boost pipe woes - Tom - 24-07-2013 Thats f*cked up lol RE: Boost pipe woes - Mal - 24-07-2013 (24-07-2013, 09:55 PM)Tom Wrote: Thats f*cked up lol I know! ![]() I'll have a shot at the intercooler and see how I go.....! RE: Boost pipe woes - ConorTRG - 24-07-2013 Bypass the intercooler and see if its still doing it, did you take that pipe off and put your hand over it to see if there was much pressure? RE: Boost pipe woes - Mal - 24-07-2013 (24-07-2013, 10:02 PM)ConorTRG Wrote: Bypass the intercooler and see if its still doing it, did you take that pipe off and put your hand over it to see if there was much pressure? There was indeed pressure being developed but didn't check at the intercooler out pipe.... ![]() I'll have a shot driving it with no pipes connected and see if there's less vacuum ![]() RE: Boost pipe woes - ConorTRG - 24-07-2013 Just run a pipre from that turbo outlet straight to the inlet and see if it still does it. RE: Boost pipe woes - Mal - 24-07-2013 (24-07-2013, 10:19 PM)ConorTRG Wrote: Just run a pipre from that turbo outlet straight to the inlet and see if it still does it. I never thought of doing that, cheers! That'll be first on the list tomorrow ![]() RE: Boost pipe woes - ConorTRG - 24-07-2013 Try it and see if it its makes a change. RE: Boost pipe woes - Mal - 25-07-2013 Ok well I tried the above advice..... No difference. Another intercooler, no difference. Yet without the boost pipe it runs perfect. Tested the boost again, boosts very well. No screeching from the turbo. This is one of the weirdest things I've seen a diesel engine do ![]() I'm going out of my tiny nut here, I just want my car running right again! ![]() A vid of the problem RE: Boost pipe woes - Mal - 25-07-2013 Solved ![]() It was..... A dirty air filter ![]() Will try mate this turbo to the standard system and leave it at that. The car now drives really well ![]() Thank you all for your help ![]() RE: Boost pipe woes - DarkInferno - 25-07-2013 First principals. Right the engine is acting like an air pump.... sucking the air out of the pipe faster then its going in. creating a vacuum in the pipe. so we have, before the pipe in question, a fairly big blockage. Diagnosis... Disconnect all parts downstream of the crushing in pipe and reattach one at a time until the blockage is found. Pipe -> Intercooler -> Pipe -> Turbo -> Filter. so try it with just the intercooler.... the intercooler and its pipe... the intercooler the pipe and turbo.... then add on the filter... You will find the blockage. Its unlikely to be the intercooler as you say you have replaced it to no avail. so it is either the pipe (unlikely), the turbo (possible), or the filter (likely). You say you have checked the filter and pipe (on another car?) and they have no issues, the only part that remains unchecked is the turbo. It producing pressure is largely irrelevant, its flow rate you are lacking not pressure. on a side note I'd still systematically check each component. heh... started writing that hours ago but been busy.... just finished it. Thought it would be the filter. RE: Boost pipe woes - Piggy - 25-07-2013 lol.....bit late on the scene there chap!! RE: Boost pipe woes - Mal - 25-07-2013 Much appreciated all the same ![]() ![]() |