Help identify the fuel enrichment on my car please
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Help identify the fuel enrichment on my car please
I am planning on removing this shortly as I have Brian Leask's asjustable wur and will be doing the boost solenoid as well.
However, I was curious if anyone knows anything about my setup / how it works (came on the car). This was done probably back between 91 and 95.
There is a small **** in the console with about 6-8 adjustment points. There is a small box under the seat but I do not recall if there were any markings. Out back, you can see in the picture.
Also that white wire goes to the boost pressure switch on the back of the intercooler.
Cheers.
RT
However, I was curious if anyone knows anything about my setup / how it works (came on the car). This was done probably back between 91 and 95.
There is a small **** in the console with about 6-8 adjustment points. There is a small box under the seat but I do not recall if there were any markings. Out back, you can see in the picture.
Also that white wire goes to the boost pressure switch on the back of the intercooler.
Cheers.
RT
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Looks pretty close. Any ideas on how it operates, what the **** positions do? I don't have any manual for it.
I'll do some searching in the mean time.
Thanks!
I'll do some searching in the mean time.
Thanks!
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I have the same Andial kit. It has 6 positions, the most counter-clock wise setting will increase the fuel delivery the most from what the PO told me but not necessary more power. I haven't had time to play with it but I think I found someone with the manual. The red light on the top lights up wihen the boost is on....very useful.
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I have the same Andial kit. It has 6 positions, the most counter-clock wise setting will increase the fuel delivery the most from what the PO told me but not necessary more power. I haven't had time to play with it but I think I found someone with the manual. The red light on the top lights up wihen the boost is on....very useful.
Let me know.
I am debating the removal of it. I don't think I will need it with Brian Leask wur, rpm solenoid, and 1 bar. However, if I wanted to go past 1 bar...my thought is that changing the boost switch to something higher, say .9 or 1 bar for the additional Andial fuel enrichment to kick in. Of course an afr, dyno, etc would need to be run to see if/when we start running lean. And then of course there is the IA fuel head mod....what do do!
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I have a copy of the manual if anyone ever needs it. For the most part junk by the way (except for the wiring).
The question I now have, is do I no longer have overboost protection? It seems that the pressure switch used to trigger the enrichment replaced the overboost switch.
The question I now have, is do I no longer have overboost protection? It seems that the pressure switch used to trigger the enrichment replaced the overboost switch.
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Look @ 10mm head bolt on driver side of intercooler where blow off valve hooks to intercooler and if it has two wires connected to it 1 of them is probably the wire for overboost switch that someone has grounded. The other one is brown .That is the easiest way to do so and on c2 turbo it is a small white wire, looks kind of tan on mine with age.