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27th December 2016, 04:16 PM
#901
Patrol God
Originally Posted by
nissannewby
I dont get any residue. I dont run a catch can either.
It shouldnt be a problem for the boost controller though. Is there any residue on the turbo or intercooler?
Cheers mate.
There is none visible I had a good look. If I take a hose off and have a look inside, there is oil mist visible, but none externally visible that I can see. As in no leaky hoses or anything...
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27th December 2016 04:16 PM
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27th December 2016, 04:27 PM
#902
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27th December 2016, 07:02 PM
#903
Patrol God
Originally Posted by
Hodge
Cheers mate.
There is none visible I had a good look. If I take a hose off and have a look inside, there is oil mist visible, but none externally visible that I can see. As in no leaky hoses or anything...
How hard is it to pull the outlet pipe of the cooler off?
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27th December 2016, 08:34 PM
#904
Patrol God
Originally Posted by
nissannewby
How hard is it to pull the outlet pipe of the cooler off?
Outlet hose out of the intercooler, once clamp was off, took a tiny bit of wiggle and jiggle... but slid off not issues.
The OTHER unrelated thing I spotted earlier, that I will be keeping an eye out on is coolant. I noticed it sitting between min and max on level ground.
I am 95 % positive that it has been around max level all the time since the coolant system got re-freshed. This was at full operating temps. I added around 300-400ml of distilled water to max.
Last edited by Hodge; 27th December 2016 at 08:39 PM.
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27th December 2016, 08:47 PM
#905
Patrol God
Was there much oil residue on the outlet side of the cooler?
That level is fine at operating temp. When cold it should be at the low mark then as the temp gets higher the coolant expands and it will get to the max mark.
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27th December 2016, 08:57 PM
#906
Patrol God
Originally Posted by
nissannewby
Was there much oil residue on the outlet side of the cooler?
That level is fine at operating temp. When cold it should be at the low mark then as the temp gets higher the coolant expands and it will get to the max mark.
Simply mist. I think I had to swipe my finger around the inside rim of that flexi outlet hose to get some dampness on the finger. From memory the inlet IC pipe had more. So the pipe from the snail to the IC. I will re-check again tomorrow.
Are you trying to establish something here Mat ?
As for the coolant. I understand it goes up and down with the temps, but the fact that I clearly remember it being on MAX even at running temps has me baffled. We did have some hot days recently but the car was barely pushed. Max temps were 84-85C.
Will keep an eye out anyway.
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27th December 2016, 09:11 PM
#907
Patrol God
Originally Posted by
Hodge
Simply mist. I think I had to swipe my finger around the inside rim of that flexi outlet hose to get some dampness on the finger. From memory the inlet IC pipe had more. So the pipe from the snail to the IC. I will re-check again tomorrow.
Are you trying to establish something here Mat ?
As for the coolant. I understand it goes up and down with the temps, but the fact that I clearly remember it being on MAX even at running temps has me baffled. We did have some hot days recently but the car was barely pushed. Max temps were 84-85C.
Will keep an eye out anyway.
Kind of. While the residue isnt a problem for the boost controller I feel it may be breathing a little heavy. Do you still have the egr system hooked up on yours?
Yeah at max at running temps is spot on. If it gets any hotter it will go higher but will be drawn in as it cools to operating temp again. And vice versa.
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27th December 2016, 09:21 PM
#908
Patrol God
Originally Posted by
nissannewby
Kind of. While the residue isnt a problem for the boost controller I feel it may be breathing a little heavy. Do you still have the egr system hooked up on yours?
EGR is cut / shut / welded off at the point right where it used to enter the old intercooler pipe. So the motor isn't breathing any more of that, no.
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30th December 2016, 04:56 PM
#909
Patrol God
So while doing some re-wiring etc... I discovered this spaghetti of vacuum lines. Each one comes out of one of the 3 (solenoids ?) you can see in the photo. All were just cut and tucked away to the side except the green traced one top left in the photo ... You can see a green trace on it.
I followed it along the top of the motor and it goes and connects "somewhere" down the front of the motor near the injector pump. Vacuum pump ???
I am assuming, all of this was cut and made redundant when JPC installed the intercooler. I guess one was for the butterfly valve, one something to do with the EGR ? The rest I have no idea... Everything on the car functions as it should I think, without these.....
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30th December 2016, 10:32 PM
#910
Patrol God
Yes its all to do with the egr system. I have removed all that completely. I put a simple little blanking cap on the small outlet of the vac pump. Alls that is left from me egr system is the loom plugs for those solenoids.
Bit shit leaving it all like that really....
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