17/10/07 10:13 AM17/10/07 10:13 AM #11 Do you have any boost gauges hooked up?Maybe the hose in the cabin is cut and leaking air?Just a thought!
18/10/07 09:10 AM18/10/07 09:10 AM #12 Author You I do I disconnected that and made no difference. I think I may just have split one of the vaccum hoses to the manifold so might go pulling them of and find out. Just about run out of answers.
18/10/07 12:08 PM18/10/07 12:08 PM #14 Author Nah it was just loosing 1-2psi, other than that it is perfect
20/10/07 12:49 PM20/10/07 12:49 PM #15 GdayIf you have a air compressor, lift the top of your air filter box and blow compressed air into the intake side with a rag scrunded up to seal, then lisen and feel around for any air leaking.If not double check all vac lines and intake pipes, which im sure you would of already.I had a noise coming from the passenger side in my T and it was a grommet under the glove box where the boost/oil pressure lines were coming through had come unstuck.I hope this helps
22/10/07 10:25 AM22/10/07 10:25 AM #16 Author GdayIf you have a air compressor, lift the top of your air filter box and blow compressed air into the intake side with a rag scrunded up to seal, then lisen and feel around for any air leaking.If not double check all vac lines and intake pipes, which im sure you would of already.I had a noise coming from the passenger side in my T and it was a grommet under the glove box where the boost/oil pressure lines were coming through had come unstuck.I hope this helpsThanx for all your help but the problem is finally solved. Had a vac hose that had the smallest of cracks. What a pain in but thank god it's gone.
23/10/07 11:17 AM23/10/07 11:17 AM #18 Author Which vac line? Plastic or rubber?Rubber one which joins up under the plenum which is why it was prob so hard to find
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