|
Now it's been 1 month after I been boosting. Let me say the abnormal issues that occurs to me (abnormal to me atleast)
1) When boosting hard after a while, oil comes out from the hose after the PCV (i know this is normal) But those oil contain "milky" things (doesn't look like oil, but I am sure it is oil but with milky liquid in it, what's up? =>I have no catch can, but I unplugged the Hose after the PCV to the intake Manifold, and just route that hose after the PCV to the side of the engine.
2) Ever since I finished my custom turbo kit, my BOV is making funny Blow Off Noises when it open after boost. I have the HKS SS BOV. And I thought it should make: PUSSSss... from high to low (once)... but mine is like: Poooooo(high)...Poooo(lower)...Poo(low) What's up with that either? =>Now I am using the vaccum line from the back of intake to the Boost gauge, split to BOV and split to the EGR. then a seperate vaccum source for the SFMU.
Recent Check Up: Compression Test: 202-195-191-200 and I changed all value cover gaskets with no oil in spark plug now.
The two symtoms above its been there since I start boosting, but first I thought they are normal, but recently I read a few post concern them, and they said about "BOV signal vaccum hose is split is bad" and "head gasket is fucked"..... Can they be the cause?
Thanks for any input! Gil:love ~~~~~~~~Modification~~~~~~~~ Performance: MegaSquirt v3.0 Fuel & Spark, 8.6:1 JE piston, Eagle Long Rods, SPEC III Clutch, EVOIII B16G, FMIC, Aeromotive 1:1 FPR, Walbro 255HP, 680cc Injectors, 2.5" DP, 3" Magnaflow Cat, 3.5" Greddy EVO CatBack, Greddy Electronic EGT,FUEL,BOOST,A/F gauges... Interior: Racing Seats, Metallic Interior, 15-Speakers System, Keyless, Dynomat Insulated, Neons... Exterior: 1999 Body with turbo wing, Halo Projector Headlight, 4300K HID, 17" Mille Rims, GSX Calipers... Coming Soon: Water Injection, Redo Undercarriage, Repaint Exterior
 $240 For New Complete GSX Calipers Kit (Calipers, Bracket, Shim, Pad, Bolts, etc) Email Me If Interested!
1995 RED Eclipse GS-'T': Stage VI 20PSI 2010 Audi S5 Quattro
|