N75 Disconnected, bad?
#1
N75 Disconnected, bad?
They have changed the turbo in my car to a Mitsubichi TD04-15t
But now the N75 is not connected, a vacumhose is connected directly from the turbo to the wastegate insted of turbo -> N75 -> Wastegate...
can this be right? or sould i connect the n75?????
please help.. the car runs bad as hell...
losing boost presure...
But now the N75 is not connected, a vacumhose is connected directly from the turbo to the wastegate insted of turbo -> N75 -> Wastegate...
can this be right? or sould i connect the n75?????
please help.. the car runs bad as hell...
losing boost presure...
#8
RE: N75 Disconnected, bad?
your car just running slow right ?
hold on my bad. if there is a streight hose, then you're car running possible very low of boost now. It's not dangerous but it's not runnign what it suppose to run.
hold on my bad. if there is a streight hose, then you're car running possible very low of boost now. It's not dangerous but it's not runnign what it suppose to run.
#10
RE: N75 Disconnected, bad?
It may work better. I don't know. As in my reply to your previous post, I am not familiar with this particular turbo.
Changing turbochargers usually requires new engine programming in the ECU so that the boost and fuel are properly metered.
Certainly, not having the N75 connected will cause problems
Changing turbochargers usually requires new engine programming in the ECU so that the boost and fuel are properly metered.
Certainly, not having the N75 connected will cause problems
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