cooling
 

ok well my turbo has a oil inlet things and another one(coolant?) now do i have to use both of them or can i just use the oil one and also were do i put the BOV line

thanks
Spak

Re:cooling
 

depends on if you want to.
u dont have to, but it only takes 5 minutes to hook up the coolant lines.

the bov line? u can use any vacuum source from the manifold.

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ok so witch one is a vacume line?

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You can tee off of your FPR vacuum line or your PCV vacuum line that runs to your valve cover and intake mani. That will be fine.

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ok im stupid can you show me a pic of what line to tap iv spent some time looking for it and have turned out empty handed :(

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dude, if you can't find your fuel pressure regulator, then you shouldn't be putting a turbo on a car. it's attached to the fuel rail and it has a little black hose coming out of it.

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i did that but no sound came out of the bov...

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For the handi-capped ::)
It's the blue thing with the hose coming off it on the other blue thing.
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Thank You

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looking at the engine, I use the vacuum source that is on the right side of the back of the intake manifold. It is a very short vacuum hose that goes to some sensor, but that was the only hose that would make my greddy type s work.