[urq] Help me with my Boost pressure testing methodology
Brandon Rogers
brogers at terrix.com
Tue Mar 15 11:42:19 EST 2005
I use a compressor and shut it off while testing so it does not kick in. I
also regulate psi to around 10+ psi. And lastly I use a cheapie stethoscope
from a FLAPS - where the end is just a length of small diameter hose (like
that1.5mm stuff throughout the engine bay). When air travels across that
hose tip - you'll know it! Often times you can hear a whistle or just the
hiss tho...
Brandon
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ingo Rautenberg" <irautenberg at comcast.net>
To: <urq at audifans.com>
Sent: Monday, March 14, 2005 8:58 PM
Subject: [urq] Help me with my Boost pressure testing methodology
> So I inspect each individual hose from the igloo to the IC to the turbo to
> the throttle body and can't find a tear. I built a pressure tester with a
> schraeder valve that I hook up to the Igloo to IC hose. I disconnect and
> plug the hose to the ECU and the two hoses (one by fender and the other
> towards the IM off the igloo. So why can't I hear any leak(s) and can't
> pressurize the system (using a portable tank that I've already filled to
> 20
> psi?
>
> Suggestions? I'm stumped!
>
> Ingo mit '84 WX
>
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