(DIY?)Testing boost and Vac lines
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(DIY?)Testing boost and Vac lines
Is there a DIY on checking all of the boost and vac lines? Since I found a crack in one of my lines, I want to put the system under pressure and see if I can find any more leaks in this spaghetti knot of rubber and plastic garbage. I would imagine with a recirculating system, it would be in my best interest to make it as air tight as possible.
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http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=2739135
also if you're running a 225, you will need to get a 3inch tennis ball, check out petsmart tuning. And go to the toy section and they have 3 inch dog training *****
Make sure you set your psi on the air compressor to 20psi or under
also if you're running a 225, you will need to get a 3inch tennis ball, check out petsmart tuning. And go to the toy section and they have 3 inch dog training *****
Make sure you set your psi on the air compressor to 20psi or under
Last edited by jhsoccerodp; 01-13-2009 at 10:58 PM.
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http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=2739135
also if you're running a 225, you will need to get a 3inch tennis ball, check out petsmart tuning. And go to the toy section and they have 3 inch dog training *****
Make sure you set your psi on the air compressor to 20psi or under
also if you're running a 225, you will need to get a 3inch tennis ball, check out petsmart tuning. And go to the toy section and they have 3 inch dog training *****
Make sure you set your psi on the air compressor to 20psi or under
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http://www.modshack.info/Pressure.htm
Build yourself one of these.
Cheapest route is a piece of PVC pipe with a cap, and a tire valvestem.
Mine is a PVC cap with a regulator and quick disconnect for an air hose, with a 0-60psi gauge mounted in the side.
Toughest part is producing some sort of lip on the edge of the PVC so the plug doesn't pop out of the turbo inlet under pressure (that can hurt... I know).
Build yourself one of these.
Cheapest route is a piece of PVC pipe with a cap, and a tire valvestem.
Mine is a PVC cap with a regulator and quick disconnect for an air hose, with a 0-60psi gauge mounted in the side.
Toughest part is producing some sort of lip on the edge of the PVC so the plug doesn't pop out of the turbo inlet under pressure (that can hurt... I know).