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Old 05-16-2012, 02:15 PM
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Stock boost solenoid

Im wondering with an after market turbo kit how do you hook up lines to the stock boost solenoid. Im just trying to run my wastegate spring only and want to make sure i have it setup right..Thanks
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if you are just trying to run wastegate spring only. run a vacuum line from your turbo to the side port on the wastegate and leave the top port vented to atmosphere
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I know I have an lnf and they have the electrical boost solenoid stock and im tryin to find out if i need to hook any lines up to that
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You talking about the wastegate solenoid? You can run the lines like Blazin suggested and then just plug in the solenoid but don't hook any vac lines to it. It does need to be plugged in so the ECU can see it even tho you're not using it.
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Originally Posted by paintballerr78
I know I have an lnf and they have the electrical boost solenoid stock and im tryin to find out if i need to hook any lines up to that
just like frogstofall said. no lines need to be run into it. just connected electrically
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Theres 3 ports. 2 on the sides one on top of the port that is shiney goes to your boost source. The port on top goes to your wga. The 3rd port can be left vta, its the plastic black one. Make better sense?
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Originally Posted by Dart_SI
Theres 3 ports. 2 on the sides one on top of the port that is shiney goes to your boost source. The port on top goes to your wga. The 3rd port can be left vta, its the plastic black one. Make better sense?
So basically how it does is one from the turbo goes as the boost source then the other goes to the wga?
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Yes. Run a line from the turbo to the front port and a line to the wga from the top port. The 3rd port just bleeds off air since its a boost confroller basically.
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The only time you need the boost control solenoid is when you want to control your boost via the ecm. If you connect the boost control solenoid to the wastegate you WILL need to be retuned as you were tuned before for a manual boost controller.
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Originally Posted by Dart_SI
Theres 3 ports. 2 on the sides one on top of the port that is shiney goes to your boost source. The port on top goes to your wga. The 3rd port can be left vta, its the plastic black one. Make better sense?
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Yes. Run a line from the turbo to the front port and a line to the wga from the top port. The 3rd port just bleeds off air since its a boost confroller basically.
What in the world are you talking about? Top port, side port, bottom port, inside port.

OP, if you have an aftermarket wastegate, you don't need to run the stock wastegate solenoid. It just needs to be plugged in.
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Alright ill try it without it plugged into an vacuum see how it runs...Now if i want to run a manual controller would i hook it up still as if the electronic one wasnt there
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Yes. You would still hook it up exactly like me and frogs said. The boost controller goes in that line in between the turbo and wastegate side port.
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I guess i misunderstood the question.
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