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  • role model
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I have done this to my car and it made a huge difference, but then again when my battery went flat and I replaced it did the same thing, so it got my wondering does disconecting the battery and reseting the computer make the difference not the solenoid?

that happend to me aswell not long after I did it the battery died and

was replaced but I havent done it agian since

so by donig this maintance does it effect the battery in anyway?

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I have done this to my car and it made a huge difference, but then again when my battery went flat and I replaced it did the same thing, so it got my wondering does disconecting the battery and reseting the computer make the difference not the solenoid?

Can the next person to do this test out 5inful's theory, I would but my bonnet latch is effed at the moment.

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I have done this to my car and it made a huge difference, but then again when my battery went flat and I replaced it did the same thing, so it got my wondering does disconecting the battery and reseting the computer make the difference not the solenoid?

Can the next person to do this test out 5inful's theory, I would but my bonnet latch is effed at the moment.

I did this about 10,000kms ago, without taking the battery out, and it made a difference. Just pull the f*cking hose, and fish with an extension on the wd-40 can, and presto. I used some old speaker wire, that I pulled thew innards out of. :spoton:

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I have done this to my car and it made a huge difference, but then again when my battery went flat and I replaced it did the same thing, so it got my wondering does disconecting the battery and reseting the computer make the difference not the solenoid?

Can the next person to do this test out 5inful's theory, I would but my bonnet latch is effed at the moment.

I didn't notice any improvement by resetting the learned values (disconnecting the battery)

  • Sucker
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Which indicates that it's operating at peak output already; you flog it all the time. :roflmbo:

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  • Member For: 23y 9m 3d
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Which indicates that it's operating at peak output already; you flog it all the time. :roflmbo:

Which is exactly the way it should be :spoton:

  • Tractor Driver
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Which indicates that it's operating at peak output already; you flog it all the time. :Doh:

You've seen me drive it - I managed to keep up on the Snowys cruise, but I secretly reckon it's my missus who drives it harder than I do round town. :crybaby:

Which is exactly the way it should be :pooh:

Precisely :crybaby:

  • Sucker
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Don't get me wrong - I never said it was a bad thing :spoton:

These things aren't made for putting around in.

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mbc ... Manual Boost Controller? aka bleed valve?

Care to elaborate why you use this rather than the solenoid?  You got me interested

Im not going into any theroies of why they work better as I'm sure it will open up some lame ass dribble-a-thon, but.. I've heard the solenoid is slow to react, and cant be controlled well at its max duty cycle ( this is most likely dribble too :blink: )

But at the end of the day, Ive changed to and from and it always hits max boost faster and harder with the mbc... and quite a few that has ridden in the car say it comes on boost dam hard. I'm not saying that it boosts earlier in the rpm range, it just goes from 0 to 13psi faster... and I can adjust the boost without having to flash a new tune in.

An ebc with good quality solenoid would be better again

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  • Member For: 23y 9m 3d
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Hey guys, I'm going to do this boost solenoid maintenance on my typhoon this weekend. Just wondering if I need to do anything different to the xr6 turbo seeing that the typhoon's come with the alarm?

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