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(Thread Starter) |   Not Ranked : 0 score  Trying to test for boost leak, could use some help So Am pretty sure I have a boost leak somewhere, as i am only hitting about 12psi on the gauge. The car is bone stock besides a JBR SRI with Turbo inlet pipe. I will attach a log for reference. So I looked at some of the DIY and made a boost leak tester, i connected it to the Turbo inlet, and when i try to pressurize the system all the air immideatly leaks out of the small notch on the bpv. I am prety damned confused right now and any help would be nice. On a sidenote, after i put the intake back together I am getting a engine code po113. Anyone ever have this issue before? |
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Clean your maf sensor and reset the car by pulling the neg. terminal off of the battery, depress the brake pedal for 10 seconds and reconnect the negative terminal. | |
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(Thread Starter) | Not Ranked : 0 score Thanks Ill try that and see if the code goes away, as for the notch i am talking about you can see it in the picture below. |
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| Not Ranked : 0 score Lol, that's the notch that is SUPPOSED to hold the BPV o-ring in place, if your car had one. It looks like your BPV o-ring gasket is gone (or torn or something). I am 99% sure that's where you are leaking boost. See what I am talking about? Replace the gasket, get the boost back. Oh, and donate. 
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| Not Ranked : 0 score Yeah it's the gasket. I had the same thing, shop that replaced the timing chain & VVT must have forgotten to put it back. |
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