Getting ready to fire it up!!!
#1
Getting ready to fire it up!!!
Ok, I'm a noob so please help me. I have everything almost ready to go the only thing I need to know is. Before I run this do I need to do anything to the turbo before I fire it up, like put oil in it or will it fill fine from the oil line? I have a B16 with a turbonetics T3/T4, I'm not running a boost controller yet so the stock spring in my Delta waste gate should only alow me to boost 5 lbs right? Also there is a taped hole in the outlet for my turbo, what is it for? Should I just block it off with a bolt? Please help ASAP, thanks
#3
Re:Getting ready to fire it up!!!
make sure you connect the oil lines before you bolt the turbo up, then crank/run it until oil drips from the return line (put something under it, and don't let a quart run out - duh). You want it to be nice and lubricated, before the thing ever spins. If you start it up dry - not good. You might be able to connect it and leave the wg off and hold the turbine so it doesn't spin, but I'd be safe instead of sorry.
#5
Re:Getting ready to fire it up!!!
I read that you unplug the spark plug wires crank it up 4 or 5 times holding the key ignition to on for 5 to 10 seconds each time. Then plug the wires back in start it up and let it idle for about 10 minutes. And then take it for a spin. Take it to third gear before you romp on it. Give about 75% gas and make sure its not acting funny.
#8
Re:Getting ready to fire it up!!!
Well, the oil lines work because the oil return was leaking but I fixed that after like an hour of screwing with the fittings. I don't know what's wrong though because it idle's fine until I start to drive it then the idle slowly climbs to about 3,500 rpms and hold there. I don't know if its the turbo doing this or my new holley Throttle body. I just put the Throttle body on so that may be my problem, anyone know what OMS the TPS sensor is set at? I know there are two different setting one for idle and one for Wide open throttle but I don't remember what they are. I also don't think my blow off valve is working for some reason, I didn't hear it blow off at all I was thinking maybe the vacuum line isn't big enough going to it. I ran the vacuum off the back of my Skunk2 intake manifold because it has an extra vacuum port on the back I wasn't using, anyone know anything about this? Thanks a lot guys
#9
Re:Getting ready to fire it up!!!
Sometimes it's best to do one addition at a time.
Try putting your original tb back on...Just to see if that fixes the idle problem. Or you may have a vacuum leak.
Most bov's are adjustable. If no vac. leak, try adjusting the bov.
Edit: Both of these problems could be related. Perhaps it's a vac. leak causing both symptoms.
Try putting your original tb back on...Just to see if that fixes the idle problem. Or you may have a vacuum leak.
Most bov's are adjustable. If no vac. leak, try adjusting the bov.
Edit: Both of these problems could be related. Perhaps it's a vac. leak causing both symptoms.
#10
Re:Getting ready to fire it up!!!
Yeah, I'm going to put the stock TB back on today, I messed with the blow off last night a little and it still won't blow off not matter how far I adjust it in or out. So maybe it is a vacuum leak, I'll try that today too. thanks