question for turbo owners
#6
I believe you mean after the throttle body from the vfad nipple. you would not get a vacuum reading before the throttle body.
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#15
First off its a PURGE solenoid from the fuel tank evaporation system. Your fuel tank is under a small constant amount of pressure to keep vapors at a minimum. The release of fuel vapors is accomplished by a canister purge solenoid, which is placed in series between the canister and the engine’s intake manifold. This solenoid controls the quantity and rate of vapors being released by cycling on and off in what is called a duty cycle. A duty cycle is the solenoid’s “on time”(open) compared to its “off time” (closed) as a percent of the cycle. The vehicle’s Powertrain Control Module (PCM) determines the duty cycle of the purge solenoid. When this system is purging the fuel tank your boost gauge will flutter due to a loss of vacuum. And a small increase in pressure due to the differential between the Fuel tank pressure and the Intake vacuum.
Thus flutter of your boost gauge.
#16
well i figured out why it was fluttering. One of the hoses was split. It doesnt flutter any more. So, there was a vacuum leak, how will this affect the tune of my car? Will a vacuum leak will make the car run richer or leaner?
EDIT: I also changed it to get the reading from the vfad nipple. Will this mess up the tune anyway because it was hooked up to the fuel solenoid?
thanks
EDIT: I also changed it to get the reading from the vfad nipple. Will this mess up the tune anyway because it was hooked up to the fuel solenoid?
thanks
Last edited by MFslacker22; 05-28-2010 at 11:15 PM.
#18
As far as your tune goes - it would only screw it up if the leak was large and the car was actually tuned with that leak present .
If not - it would only mess with the fuel trims which will self correct once the hole is plugged .
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