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Problem with stock twins not spooling up right!!


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I would like to add,that mine is doing when 2nd should come online.from 4000rpm,my rev won't go up.look like am not moving or moving backward.ohh and a loud sound coming from my blitz sus too.so I will,swap egcv,change 2 hoses between firewall and the engine.also change the 2 big one sitting on top of the sequential system.then we shall see.my money is on the EGCV.cross fingers

ok guys,started checking the sequential system earlier and found the problem hopefully.

As Markssupra told me to checked,the top black hose has collaspe inside.:rolleyes:

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RB-GTE YOU MIGHT WANT TO CHECK YOURS.LET HOPE THAT THE CAUSE .:Pling:

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I wanted to mention,

 

would the idle control valve have anything to do with this possibley?

 

When the car starts up, it will always die right away. On the second attempt it will stay running but it runs pretty rough for the first 2 minutes. After that it runs rather smooth.

 

We haven't had a chance to change it yet.

I removed it before and it was clean inside, cleaned it anyways but that didn't change much.

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ok guys,started checking the sequential system earlier and found the problem hopefully.

As Markssupra told me to checked,the top black hose has collaspe inside.:rolleyes:

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RB-GTE YOU MIGHT WANT TO CHECK YOURS.LET HOPE THAT THE CAUSE .:Pling:

 

Interesting post, I've read a few "car not boosting" threads and had issues myself in the past, never come across this one before though, please let us know if replacing the hose fixes your issue :)

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Interesting post, I've read a few "car not boosting" threads and had issues myself in the past, never come across this one before though, please let us know if replacing the hose fixes your issue :)

 

 

There is a thread in this section from Paul Whiffin about these hoses, if you type the word "collapsed" into the "search forum" section of page one of technical, and then look for the thread called "collapsed turbo hose" dated 20-11-08, there's more info.

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There is a thread in this section from Paul Whiffin about these hoses, if you type the word "collapsed" into the "search forum" section of page one of technical, and then look for the thread called "collapsed turbo hose" dated 20-11-08, there's more info.

 

Thanks Bob, must have missed that one at the time. I'll have a read of that :)

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Interesting post, I've read a few "car not boosting" threads and had issues myself in the past, never come across this one before though, please let us know if replacing the hose fixes your issue :)

 

Hi,car is back on the road with new hoses.jackpot,it's has cured my problem:).so i never knew what was the real supra tt until today.a real weapon i would say.:D.love the supra,but love it even more now.all bpu parts are there,apart from spark plug.can't wait.

RB-GTE i hope you sort out your one soon.

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Glad your all sorted. What sort of price are the replacement hoses?

 

Hi,i got some silicone hoses from Markssupra.but genuine one are about £40 each.

there was many people with 2nd not coming online recently.well worth checking them hoses,specially if your car has done about 70000 miles.

mine has 72000 on the clock.:)

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I take it this is vac pipes we are talking about right? I would of though silicon main pipes would collaps also?

 

These are reinforced silicon hose about 57mm dia x 3mm wall. The oem hoses are double skinned so while the outside looks fine, the inside skin collapses because of heat and go brittle. Mine ran perfectly after changing them and for the last few years :)

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can you get these hoses off by just undoing the jubilee clips and pulling it out or do the turbo pipes have to be removed?

 

You need to remove the turbo pipes. Also disconnect some of the front small vac hoses on the multiple hard pipes so it can be lifted up to gain access to the large turbo pipes undereneath.

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Well I just got my car back a while ago after I got the decat and midpipe installed. I just wanted to get it back for the time being.

 

I was by my mates shop and asked him about those two hoses, he said he didn't get a chance to check those. SO since pretty much everything else has been checked, this is making me positive that red/blue hose have collapsed on the inside causing the problem.

 

I will pull those off soon.

 

Does anyone know what the diamater size of those is?

I will just go grap some regular intercooler couplers/hoses, I am assuming it should be around 2.5" ?

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Hmm well I pulled both hoses off.

The one towards the front has collapsed in a little, no where as much as fripon's did.

The hose towards the back was rather straight on the inside.

 

Since they are already off and partially damaged from removing I'll be replacing them of course. I'll go try locating some hose now and hope this solves it.

 

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