Drivetrain possible issues with the 17% pulley need advice
possible issues with the 17% pulley need advice
Hey guys.. so i went down to steve's auto clinic in north hills and finally got my pulley done.. I decided to go with the 17% because it suited my driving style
and that supercharger whine is just intoxicating.. anyways, i think i'm having some problems with it. first off, my boost gauge is only showing around 8.5 psi at max. i hear its suppose to be around 16 psi... how can i check if there is a boost leak in the system? Also, in park or neutral when i rev the car. it sounds like there is a bit of a detination problem.. sounds like a backfire but i don't think it is.. I haven't changed the spark plugs so hopefully when i do it will go away.. what do you guys think? I do have an automatic so maybe the ecu and map sensors are just going all crazy from the pulley but i doubt thats the problem..
and that supercharger whine is just intoxicating.. anyways, i think i'm having some problems with it. first off, my boost gauge is only showing around 8.5 psi at max. i hear its suppose to be around 16 psi... how can i check if there is a boost leak in the system? Also, in park or neutral when i rev the car. it sounds like there is a bit of a detination problem.. sounds like a backfire but i don't think it is.. I haven't changed the spark plugs so hopefully when i do it will go away.. what do you guys think? I do have an automatic so maybe the ecu and map sensors are just going all crazy from the pulley but i doubt thats the problem..
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It's the spring that's attached to the bypass valve. It's not difficult to change, but the location is a little restrictive. It's tucked in around the area underneath the IC sort of by plug #4 (I know this isn't the technically correct description). Search on "supercharger bypass valve" and you'll learn everything you'd ever want to know.
Slowride,
I have a 2004 MCSa also, with NAV. I'm curious about your gauge setup. Do you have your boost gauge next to your dual pods on the steering column? And if so, what bracket do you have?
(Steve does a lot of my work too. He'll make good on it.)
Steve
I have a 2004 MCSa also, with NAV. I'm curious about your gauge setup. Do you have your boost gauge next to your dual pods on the steering column? And if so, what bracket do you have?
(Steve does a lot of my work too. He'll make good on it.)
Steve
yea my gauges are next to the speedo and tach.. i got it from promini.. the gauges aren't great at night.. but good during the day.. i don't think they sell just the bracket but you could always ask.
Originally Posted by supergimp
Slowride,
I have a 2004 MCSa also, with NAV. I'm curious about your gauge setup. Do you have your boost gauge next to your dual pods on the steering column? And if so, what bracket do you have?
(Steve does a lot of my work too. He'll make good on it.)
Steve
I have a 2004 MCSa also, with NAV. I'm curious about your gauge setup. Do you have your boost gauge next to your dual pods on the steering column? And if so, what bracket do you have?
(Steve does a lot of my work too. He'll make good on it.)
Steve
ok so i talked to steve on monday and he said that it may be my gauges being inaccurate.. but i've noticed something strange too.. I can't spin my wheels in first gear anymore.. i used to be able to chirp it pretty easily. so i am think there really must be a leak somewhere... grrr ... now i have to find time to go down there again..
Please check with Steve. I thought he only recommends and stocks the 15% pulley. Please also check the FAQ section at Webb Motorsports regarding pulley size. I have a 2005 MCS with MTH, 15%, 62 mm TB and Miltek which is pulling 193 whp and 176 ft-lbs of torque. Installation at Steve's 10 months ago - no problems.
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