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Engine Specific Info and Questions => IDI Engine => Topic started by: mattmey on September 13, 2006, 01:13:32 pm
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Hey guy’s
The new 1.6 Td is running good but saw a few issues on the last outing with her. The Egt’s are higher than I like. I noticed it when I am on the power (low to mid rpm range (no tach)) and climbing hills. Had to back out of the throttle when she hit 1200 F pre turbo. I have an intercooler that I know will help but haven’t had time to hook it up yet.
The motor: brand new bearing andbored with oversized pistons. Head redone with new guides, seals, and valve job.
Also I have blocked off the blow off valve, advanced the pump and turned up the pressure on the wastegate to open at 17 psi and rebuilt the turbo. Could I have the pump too far advanced? I advanced it .042” (1.05 mm). I haven’t turned up the fuel screw yet either, figured that would hinder not help.
Any ideas?
Also I think I have read that I shouldn't go over 1200 deg F pre turbo correct?
Thanks,
Matt
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1400+ is about the range where you should try not to let it stay too long. I think it's supposed to be over 1300 stock.
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1400 Pre Turbo ?[/quote]
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Yes. Temps should be cooler than that post turbo.
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If you still have stock exhaust that is a big egt problem, as well as bring the max boost to about 25psi, and hook up that intercooler. Then you will need more fuel... :wink:
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Oops, should have mentioned the exhaust. 2.5" mandel bend all the way back, no muffler.
Also is 25 psi too much for stock head bolts?
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Are you still using the stock down pipe?
No.
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Nope. 2.5" from turbo down to Stainless flex pipe back to 2.5"
Are you still using the stock down pipe?
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Bump the Psi and report back. You shouldn't have ANY egt concerns with an exhaust like that on a stock fuelled pump.