Subject	ecu has no control over how much safety boost just on or off
Posted by	Dane (Houston) on May 15, 2013 at 1:56 PM
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In Reply To	Re: do cylinder drop test posted by speedy z on May 15, 2013 at 09:07 AM
Message	one ecu to another can not change the amount of safety boost, only wastegate tension preload can change the amount of safety boost. limited boost can be caused by so many things: leaks timing belt bad maf low fuel pressure clogged cats dead injectors ptu issues tps turbos and much more 3psi is not or more than a safety boost system failure Houston Z www.houston-nissans.com
Follow Ups	Need help with possible safety boost. followed all tech - speedy z 22:27:50 05/14/13 hmm.. safety boost usually tops out at 7 psi (n/m) - BarryGZX 01:43:07 05/15/13 do cylinder drop test - Dane (Houston) 02:16:28 05/15/13 Re: do cylinder drop test - speedy z 09:07:41 05/15/13 ecu has no control over how much safety boost just on or off - Dane (Houston) 13:56:28 05/15/13 would low fuel pressure limit the boost like this ?? - speedy z 16:11:16 05/15/13 Possibly, but it would cause all sorts of other issues - Summeronthechain (MN) 09:38:53 05/16/13 I found that, in my experience with my 92' boost solenoids, - ZTicket(Dallas) 08:36:54 05/15/13 Very well could be your stock boost solenoids. - DVDBURN (MD) 15:58:22 05/15/13 Maybe you replaced the regulator with a dampner - Krazyd27(Houston) 16:51:54 05/15/13 Re: Maybe you replaced the regulator with a dampner - speedy z 17:01:55 05/15/13 Disconnect the wires going to them and drive around - Summeronthechain (MN) 09:40:14 05/16/13 ~32 psi fuel pressure after ther fuel filter. - speedy z 18:56:52 05/15/13
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