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1994 JDM auto twin turbo boost problem


meister_raul

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I really didn't wanted to open a new thread but I really don't know what to do anymore. My car is an 1994 TT JDM Bpu auto supra, 360hp on the dyno.

As far as I know it has a greedy intercooler, HKS SSQV Dump Valve and it's delimited.

So here it goes:

My car doesn't pull as it did at the beginning, turbo seem to kick after 4500rpm (when he wants) when it hits 1 bar but till then i get 0 or around 0.4 bar pressure. Kick down works just fine but the turbo seem to boost when he wants, if i don't get any boost, i floor it again and it seems to work (but ONLY after 80 km/h) In first gear I don't get boost at all, it just pulls very high.

I put it in TTC and found a bad VSV, from the wastegate, then she made 360 on the dyno. I changed the vsv ( and checked all other) but there is no change. I even did a Boost leak and found a big hole in a intercooler rubber hose, change it, STILL THE SAME!!

I mean there is no difference, my car made 1 bar exactly like before and it behaves exactly.... I am pretty sure I don't have any bad pipes because I couldn't hear any when I did the boost leak test. Till now, car worked very good, i even felt when the first and second turbo boost. Could this be a bad conection problem? or an ecu? Please help :sos:

 

Till now I did a boost leak test, checked all vsv, changed some hoses who looked bad.

 

Other details:

-engine gets a bit hot

-there is some oil spit from the BOV

-no error codes found

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Have you changed the two small black interconnect rubber pipes which link the turbos together? If you haven't then I suspect that the inside of the pipes has collapsed which causes a major restriction. On the outside they will look fine but the inside has a concertina construction which balloons and restricts the flow.

 

 

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Have you changed the two small black interconnect rubber pipes which link the turbos together? If you haven't then I suspect that the inside of the pipes has collapsed which causes a major restriction. On the outside they will look fine but the inside has a concertina construction which balloons and restricts the flow.

 

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You were right. Thank you!

Good thing that I got a set of spare turbo's with most of the hoses. The one from the first turbo was pretty restricted.

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You were right. Thank you!

Good thing that I got a set of spare turbo's with most of the hoses. The one from the first turbo was pretty restricted.

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Excellent, glad you found the issue! Same happened to me. [emoji3][emoji106]

 

 

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I finally solve this problem! thank you guys!

After I dismountet the pipes from the turbos and checked EGBV, wastegate and all the vsv I found no issue, so I', guessing it was that rubber pipe from the pic above which restricted the air. It was a all day work but I least I got the satisfaction in the evening!

The previous owner gave me a big blue folder and I learned how the sequential system works. Here are some pics to help others:

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