Subject	ok. best way is to pressurize the system from intake back...
Posted by	Pure-Evil on September 12, 2001 at 10:17 PM
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In Reply To	how do you check for boost leaks? (n/m) posted by Born2Burn(Z on ice) on September 12, 2001 at 09:57 PM
Message	you need to get an air compressor, and then rig a piece of wood to where the air intake goes. take the pop charger off of course. then you screw it on, and pressurize the whole system with the air compressor. you need to attach a compressor attachment and drill it on the wood. then you will hear leaks, so then just go look for them. this is the best way. TARGETZ just did this for me, we found 3 major leaks in my car!!! man, what a downer. anyways, i'm happy to have that part of it fixed. now i just need to lean things out a bit and get test pipes. good luck. email him if you need more help
Follow Ups	90 tt 1/4 mile run 14.7@97mph. 60'=2.3 (auto) n/m - BretTheJet26(Boston) 21:10:36 09/12/01 Hmm. Sometin aint rite. I ran 14.9@95 in my man Stage 2 NA. (n/m) - AshsZ (Jobless In Florida) 21:16:01 09/12/01 haha, me too i got a 14.9 (n/m) - cheezoto(OKC) 22:09:37 09/12/01 hehe I ran a 14.6@97 mph in my NA! - Carp (Show & Go) 21:26:09 09/12/01 You or the TT is broken :( (n/m) - Zster 21:28:45 09/12/01 code 55, but at one point i had an o2 sensor code - BretTheJet26(Boston) 21:30:48 09/12/01 check for boost leaks. you have something wrong. - Pure-Evil 21:53:45 09/12/01 how do you check for boost leaks? (n/m) - Born2Burn(Z on ice) 21:57:40 09/12/01 ok. best way is to pressurize the system from intake back... - Pure-Evil 22:17:09 09/12/01 put soapy water on them, look for bubbles! j/k :-p (n/m) - my agent 22:01:32 09/12/01 That's actually fast for an auto. Megazine - TTurboZ(Sacto, CA) 01:24:17 09/13/01 I totally don't agree with that. The TTZ's have>> - Zster 19:28:44 09/13/01
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