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D turbo problem - 01joelh - 22-02-2014 turning fueling up on bosch pump but the revs go up with it whats going on?? RE: D turbo problem - WiNgNuTz - 22-02-2014 Sounds like you've turned the pump up too far. RE: D turbo problem - 01joelh - 22-02-2014 id only gave it 1 full turn ish and there wasnt much improvement only thing happend was revs went up on idle RE: D turbo problem - Mattcheese31 - 22-02-2014 (22-02-2014, 01:21 PM)01joelh Wrote: id only gave it 1 full turn ish and there wasnt much improvement only thing happend was revs went up on idle that's what happens mate, have you read the tuning guide on here? . . . .one full turn on the fuel screw is a fcuking lot by the way, also you won't see much improvement without tightening the wastegate on the turbo (increasing the psi) . . . .you need to lower the idle back down using the hot/cold isle screws on the back of the pump . . RE: D turbo problem - Chris_90 - 22-02-2014 You need to drop the idle pretty simple really unless you have run out of idle adjustment then you need to look at other options like grinding the throttle arm or moving it one spline RE: D turbo problem - 01joelh - 22-02-2014 ive messed with idle screws lowered it down a tiny bit guess only options is tighting the waste gate see what happens then RE: D turbo problem - Mattcheese31 - 22-02-2014 (22-02-2014, 01:37 PM)01joelh Wrote: ive messed with idle screws lowered it down a tiny bit guess only options is tighting the waste gate see what happens then don't mean to offend you mate but you clearly need to do a bit of reading up . . . what did you expect to happen from just turning the fuel up? . . RE: D turbo problem - 01joelh - 22-02-2014 ive read up a few guides and the say you can turn it few turns so wondered what heck was going on when i turned one turn and i ended up with high revs RE: D turbo problem - Mattcheese31 - 22-02-2014 (22-02-2014, 01:40 PM)01joelh Wrote: ive read up a few guides and the say you can turn it few turns so wondered what heck was going on when i turned one turn and i ended up with high revs how high are the revs? . . . .what i mean is you won't really get any more power from just turning up the fuel, you need the extra boost to burn it or you'll just smoke every fcuker out and fcuk your car up . . RE: D turbo problem - 01joelh - 22-02-2014 say a turn and abit and it was on 2000 revs RE: D turbo problem - Mattcheese31 - 22-02-2014 (22-02-2014, 01:43 PM)01joelh Wrote: say a turn and abit and it was on 2000 revs like i said to you one full turn is a lot, plus you're not to know that it hasn't already been turned up, have you got a boost gauge because you need one, how much boost is she running? RE: D turbo problem - Piggy - 22-02-2014 (22-02-2014, 01:40 PM)01joelh Wrote: ive read up a few guides and the say you can turn it few turns so wondered what heck was going on when i turned one turn and i ended up with high revs No guides on here will say to turn it a FEW turns!!! One turn is a lot. Drop the idle screw right back. But I would do a quarter turn at a time, and similar amount on the wastegate arm, and with a boost gauge and a empty road get the levels right that way. Done any supporting mods? RE: D turbo problem - 01joelh - 22-02-2014 the seal was on the screw still snapped it off... its running after i fiddled with it about 14psi ive got it to RE: D turbo problem - Mattcheese31 - 22-02-2014 (22-02-2014, 01:54 PM)01joelh Wrote: the seal was on the screw still snapped it off... its running after i fiddled with it about 14psi ive got it to well you need to sort the turbo next, do you know which one you've got? RE: D turbo problem - 01joelh - 22-02-2014 yer the kkk one RE: D turbo problem - Mattcheese31 - 22-02-2014 (22-02-2014, 01:56 PM)01joelh Wrote: yer the kkk one k14 yeah, ok well that's easy to adjust, undo the locknut, then put and allen key through the socket still on the locknut and tighten the wastegate all the way in, then just back it off a little bit, tighten the locknut by hand while still holding the allen key and then nip it up the last bit with your ratchet . . . that's more or less with a couple of other bits what got me the dyno results below my sig picture . . RE: D turbo problem - Ben Jay - 22-02-2014 This is from the bosch guide dan put up Quote:3. Fuel screw RE: D turbo problem - Mattcheese31 - 22-02-2014 well i bet i didn't turn mine in much more than a full turn to get where i am now so go figure . . RE: D turbo problem - Tom - 22-02-2014 I highly doubt your having issues controlling the idle you just dont know what your doing lol. If the idle screw is all the way out then you need to wind the minimum throttle travel screw out, or is it the other way round? Meh who cares. Then if your idle is still high can can look at chopping the pump up and bending shit. But i really really doubt your anywhere near that point. RE: D turbo problem - 01joelh - 24-02-2014 Well I've tighten the wastegate up and gauge says 20psi plus but it doesn't seem to me pulling a lot RE: D turbo problem - Tom - 24-02-2014 Whats the smoke situation like? |