N75 WGFV boost valve NFG

[Kenneth Keith]

I just realized Bernie specified the "H" valve.  I didn't find that version at Autohausaz.com, which he might know by now since it does pull up.  So, I guess my post wasn't that helpful.  

I don't know if it's in stock, but there is a listing for what might be the best price for an H valve here:  

http://www.fastaddiction.com/cgi-bin/sh000001.pl?REFPAGE=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2efastaddiction%2ecom%2facatalog%2fsearch%2ehtml&WD=034906283h&PN=_H__Series_Waste_Gate_Valve%2ehtml%23a444#a444

Note that, as with the J valve, a search for the part number returns two results, one for $95 and another for $120.  I canceled my backorder of the J valve, but I picked the cheaper one and it went through.  I assumed it was a website issue rather than a different product.

Anyway, as an update to my situation, this morning with the other used N75 valve installed, I had my first overboost.  My 30psi gauge went well above 20psi and seemed to spike all the way.  I suspect either the N75 valve is sticking or because it's (probably, I didn't check) an "J" version it's too slow for the chipset, which I don't have much information on and may be mapped for the potentially faster-acting "H" version.  I'll know more when the new valve comes in.


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Kenneth Keith <auditude at cox.net> wrote:

>I placed an order with FastAddiction.com that was $8 cheaper (in one of their two listings, if you searched for the part number), but they notified me that they were backordered so I cancelled that and ordered from the second cheapest which was http://www.autohausaz.com.  Currently on sale there for like $105.  I opted for the original "J" valve.
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