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nobbie

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1st May, 2004 at 06:44:09pm

right guys i know i have asked this question a million time before and i have looked at the how 2 section but i just cant get my head around it.

on the T3 turbo unit you have the pipe going from the actuator to the T piece on the turbo, then on the other side of the T piece you have a pipe that goes to the ECU, i have taken the ECU of and i will not be using it. do i simply just conect the bleed valve to that pipe, and i can adjust the boost from there on, or do i need to block that pipe off then conect the bleed valve to some ware else. if this is the case wat do i do with the other two conection on the bleed valve.

pleas can you help me.


wethepeople

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Felixstowe, Suffolk

1st May, 2004 at 07:20:38pm

you can run it from there yes ... i think thats how ian does it.

(watch me be totally wrong here.. haha)

NO LONGER A <3 lover of BOLT-ON plastic <3 .... (and DOUBLE proud of it)

iain
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Sold the turbo and seeing what the C20XE can do!

Near Lincoln

2nd May, 2004 at 09:31:16pm

Yep, thats the way i do it, the other two connections just bleed to air.

Use the bottom one to connect up.

Works a treat

*smiley*
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