Building the boosted smurf
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For a '94-'97 TPS, assuming you have a pigtail for the new 4-wire TPS, splice the red / black wire of the TPS to the red wire of the car's harness. Splice the green / white wire of the TPS to the green / white wire of the car's harness. Splice the black / blue wire of the TPS to the black / green wire of the car's harness. The red wire of the TPS will be unused.
We decided to stop searching for a gremlin which we weren't having any luck finding and tuned off of MAPdot. Car is running well now. Had a friend that is familiar with MS and tuning helping me out and he was very impressed by the base tune you gave and how easily we got the car running well.
Just going off wastegate pressure for now until I can find a MBC. Had one in my garage but it has since disappeared.
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There are 3 different hoses being used. I should still have the ends off the lower rad hose and the small part of the upper hose sitting in my garage with the part number on them. I'll check the garage tonight.
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Hmm, odd since I used the instructions given by Joe Perez. I guess it can't hurt to try switching them around to see what'll happen. Do you mean the 5v constant and the signal wire?
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No, I think you have your vTPS Signal for the MS input wired to the WOT switch of the TPS.
You should only be using 3 out of 4 wires on the TPS; the WOT switch not being one of them.
Last time I did that, I saw the TPS slowly rise and slowly decay like I see on your log, unless you were actually manipulating it like that and you're just complaining about noise. (please note: I didn't read anything at all.)
You should only be using 3 out of 4 wires on the TPS; the WOT switch not being one of them.
Last time I did that, I saw the TPS slowly rise and slowly decay like I see on your log, unless you were actually manipulating it like that and you're just complaining about noise. (please note: I didn't read anything at all.)
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No, I think you have your vTPS Signal for the MS input wired to the WOT switch of the TPS.
You should only be using 3 out of 4 wires on the TPS; the WOT switch not being one of them.
Last time I did that, I saw the TPS slowly rise and slowly decay like I see on your log, unless you were actually manipulating it like that and you're just complaining about noise. (please note: I didn't read anything at all.)
You should only be using 3 out of 4 wires on the TPS; the WOT switch not being one of them.
Last time I did that, I saw the TPS slowly rise and slowly decay like I see on your log, unless you were actually manipulating it like that and you're just complaining about noise. (please note: I didn't read anything at all.)
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As expected when raising the boost, I exploded my diff last night. Rolled into it in 2nd gear, once I hit full boost there was a pop followed by many marbles in the diff. Towed it home at midnight and installed my 3.9 torsen today.
Might take carnage photos tomorrow when I split the 1.6 diff open.
The na6 diff lasted an entire 900 miles after boost lol. And less than 24 hours after raising the boost to 13.5psi.
Might take carnage photos tomorrow when I split the 1.6 diff open.
The na6 diff lasted an entire 900 miles after boost lol. And less than 24 hours after raising the boost to 13.5psi.
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Well I'd be lying if I said I was easy on that diff from before boost and after. A lot of races have happened trying to benchmark the car since adding boost too.
Breaking in the new diff
Breaking in the new diff
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Eh, my vlsd never popped on me with the greddy 1.6. It didnt make jack for torque, over 200whp though.
I never once launched the car on that diff. Not once. I did lots of slides, but no clutch kicks or other asshattery.
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I never once launched the car on that diff. Not once. I did lots of slides, but no clutch kicks or other asshattery.
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Sorry for the delay in PM, been busy and need to double check it in the garage.
I'll post the video once I get it from my friend that took it. There were a few different ones playing around seeing what worked since it was my first time sliding around with the turbo and a proper diff.
Many burnouts happened on the old diff and even more launches. Like I said I was expecting it to go before the end of the season.
I'll post the video once I get it from my friend that took it. There were a few different ones playing around seeing what worked since it was my first time sliding around with the turbo and a proper diff.
Many burnouts happened on the old diff and even more launches. Like I said I was expecting it to go before the end of the season.