Boostcontroller

[ianturbo]

Got my boost controller this morning ,can't afford fancy electric one yet so manuel one has to do , just a few questions ,should there be a grub screw or some thing in the threaded hole under the control knob , it fells a bit loose when i go + ways , i thought it should click , and do i connect the T bit into the pipe with the red clip on side of intake ?
i looked on web site were i got it from and they tell me to fit it from accuator pipe on turbo , but i have 2 turbos

ian
got it from here http://turborevs.org.uk/vmchk/turbo-...oller-kit.html

[CANDEE]

Not sure about the brub screw on the adjustment side but yes you use the red pipe off the intake manifold for the "T" piece

[Nick Mann]

There is a T to the actuator pipes which is found just behind the thermostat. I assume that this feeds from the solenoid which is found just behind that, below and just in front of the throttle body, but mine has been by-passed for an electronic boost controller.

I can't answer the other questions with any authority at all - I have never played with a manual boost controller!

Hope that helps.

[Physician]

I do believe WODJNO is the man to ask ........ (Glen)

[Xenophon]

first , the tap: 2 gold one connect to the intake and the wastegate
the red one conenct to the in-cabin controller, the other of the in-cabin controller is the exhaust line.!

my email : spcrxj@gmail.com
if still dont know how to do just email me

[ianturbo]

first , the tap: 2 gold one connect to the intake and the wastegate
the red one conenct to the in-cabin controller, the other of the in-cabin controller is the exhaust line.!

my email : spcrxj@gmail.com
if still dont know how to do just email me

Exhaust line ? do i just let it hang out like a overflow ?
ian

[Xenophon]

Exhaust line ? do i just let it hang out like a overflow ?
ian

in my opinion it like the 'bleed type'

u can email me and i can show u some pic and help u until u install it. : )