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      10-10-2012, 09:53 PM   #1
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Boost solenoid help

I test my boost solenoid and found out it was bad so changed my boost solenoid today. Before i changed it i would only boost 5-6 psi. I connected everything correct but now im getting no boost @ all. Limp mode, underboost code. Any ideas whats wrong? Thanks in advance
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check the electric connectors. You may not have plugged them in properlly
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+1, check all vacuum hoses as well. Make sure you got everything right. check Real OEM if you are confused. (under engine, then vacuum control)
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i had some problems with new coil packs i replaced, i was getting misfires and i finally found out that the new coil packs are made of some kind of different material or design and the connectors had to be forced in to be sitted properly. They feel like they're in but theres still a tiny bit of room for it to be properly plugged. So something similar may be happening to the boost solenoids.
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Did you check for a boost leak?
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check the electric connectors. You may not have plugged them in properlly
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+1, check all vacuum hoses as well. Make sure you got everything right. check Real OEM if you are confused. (under engine, then vacuum control)
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i had some problems with new coil packs i replaced, i was getting misfires and i finally found out that the new coil packs are made of some kind of different material or design and the connectors had to be forced in to be sitted properly. They feel like they're in but theres still a tiny bit of room for it to be properly plugged. So something similar may be happening to the boost solenoids.
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Did you check for a boost leak?
im going to check everything now...thanks guys
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no luck guys
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no luck guys
Did you get this solved?
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no luck guys
Get a Mityvac or similar vacuum gauge and check to make sure you are getting 26" Hg of vac at the two canisters at idle. If you do then you can move towards the the solenoids. But they wont work at all if they aren't being supplied with proper vacuum to close the wastegates
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no luck guys
Basic question. do you get limp at startup or doe you have to load the car to get it?
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Get a Mityvac or similar vacuum gauge and check to make sure you are getting 26" Hg of vac at the two canisters at idle. If you do then you can move towards the the solenoids. But they wont work at all if they aren't being supplied with proper vacuum to close the wastegates
+1, now that you've checked the connections it's time to check whether you do have vacuum.
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