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ChloRureSep-14-06 06:49 PM
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#97219, "Before complete my install"


          

Hi,

im in the process of completing my turbo install.
For the moment, manifold, turbo, downpipe are installed. This weekend ill install the walbro 255 pump with my 12:1 fmu (on stock injectors). I want to know if I forget something to do before starting the car... like I said I will install the pump, fmu, egt-a/f-fuel pressure gauge, bkr7e plug and intercooler this weekend. Put new oil and filter and start it up? I know the fuel pressure should be at 45-50 at idle so if the fuel pressure is ok and all sound good I just test drive it ?

  

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RE: Before complete my install, MiztahfooLish, Sep-14-06 07:15 PM, #1
RE: Before complete my install, ChloRure, Sep-15-06 03:11 AM, #2
      RE: Before complete my install, eclipse982nrRST, Sep-15-06 03:36 AM, #3
           RE: Before complete my install, CarbonFiberRST, Sep-15-06 06:28 AM, #4
                RE: Before complete my install, eclipse982nrRST, Sep-15-06 08:35 AM, #5
                     RE: Before complete my install, ChloRure, Sep-15-06 12:13 PM, #6
                          RE: Before complete my install, ChloRure, Sep-20-06 06:38 PM, #7

MiztahfooLishSep-14-06 07:15 PM
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#97220, "RE: Before complete my install"
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Check for any leaks, check your oil feed and drain on your turbo make sure oil is circulating in there. Secure those vacuum lines with zip ties or tiny clamps especially on the wastegate and BOV.

1995 RS-T @ 6psi......daily driver

Custom Stage 2 Turbo, Autometer gauges, K&N filter, 60MM Jeep TB, p&p intake manifold, 3" SS exhaust, test pipe, home-made polyurethane motor mounts & ES bushings, short shifter, Greddy shift knob, crankscraper

1999 GST......almost stock!

hard i/c pipes, intake, Greddy BOV, Greddy EVO 60mm catback exhaust, 3" SS downpipe, Autometer gauges


"Originally posted by DR1665
...Harry. My car topped out at 140 this morning. I need "turvo." Two of 'em. And Harry, I need the glue to be dry by tonight. Lata"

  

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ChloRureSep-15-06 03:11 AM
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#97221, "RE: Before complete my install"
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great, how I can be sure the oil will be circulation in the turbo if I have no leak ? Disconnect a very short time and watch ? sorry for that newb question!

  

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eclipse982nrRSTSep-15-06 03:36 AM
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#97223, "RE: Before complete my install"
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disconnect the feed line from the turbo and start the car for a minute, you should get a steady flow out of the feed line. (obviously make sure the feed line is in some kind of jug to catch the oil).

-MIKE-

Stroked 2.2L

  

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CarbonFiberRSTSep-15-06 06:28 AM
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#97226, "RE: Before complete my install"
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Sep-15-06 06:29 AM by CarbonFiberRST

          

Originally posted by eclipse982nrRST
disconnect the feed line from the turbo and start the car for a FEW SECONDS , you should get a steady flow out of the feed line. (obviously make sure the feed line is in some kind of jug to catch the oil).


IMO emoji


Evo 8 - 12.3@113 circa 2009 (~330whp)
Now with BB Xona Rotor HTZ FP Red and ~450whp
2018 MSM Civic SI Ktuner TSP stage 1 w/ Honda hacked headunit.

  

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eclipse982nrRSTSep-15-06 08:35 AM
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#97230, "RE: Before complete my install"
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Originally posted by CarbonFiberRST
Originally posted by eclipse982nrRST disconnect the feed line from the turbo and start the car for a FEW SECONDS , you should get a steady flow out of the feed line. (obviously make sure the feed line is in some kind of jug to catch the oil).
IMO emoji


Eh, it wouldnt hurt it to run it for a minute.

-MIKE-

Stroked 2.2L

  

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ChloRureSep-15-06 12:13 PM
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#97231, "RE: Before complete my install"
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Perfect, ill just start it and if I see oil coming out its fine. Replug and start again.

Thanks emoji

  

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ChloRureSep-20-06 06:38 PM
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#97367, "RE: Before complete my install"
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Here, again. Now only fmu and intercooler left to complete the install. My mfg date of the car is nov 96 so the stock fpr must be at the back near the fuel tank right?. Also, I was worry about the fuel in the tank. A little less then 1/4 tank left and its 87 octane. If I just start the car with the turbo and dont wot the car... just let it drive normal to the nearest gaz station and fill with 91 octane... is it ok ? Or its dangerous to run 10min with that gaz?

Also... im in Canada so anything higher than 91 octane is hard. I know 1 lpace that sell 94. Will it be much safer to run 94 with a 8 psi setup?

thanks

  

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