In the exhaust manifold before the hot side of the turbo?
So I bought an egt gauge and an egt probe, for my 1987 audi 5000 turbo diesel quattro. And I got around to increasing the boost already, along with a performance pump (Giles) and what not. But I started driving it now, and still not intercoolered yet.. I am boosting at 22 psi. Now I want to intercooler it very soon. But I want to install this gauge even sooner. Question 1) Where do I install the probe.. In the exhaust manifold before the hot side of the turbo? Or in the downpipe after the turbo?Question 2) What is excepted egt levels.. and what is tooo high?
Another question.. I was driving my audi on the highway the first time yesterday (well first time with giles pump, release valve blocked off, and wastegate blocked off). I noticed on my gear pull that it boosted to 22 psi on WOT, than after a while it fell down to 14 psi.. and I was still on WOT, why is that?
...BTW your Bieber avatar is awesome.-Malone
drill the manifold with the engine cold, and running. it will push any metal particles BACK OUT THE HOLE from the exhaust being forced out..
what about metal shavings due to drilling on manifold?
Mine would drop pressure and egt would skyrocket. I think you are still gaining rpm but the the turbo is done making boost. I never did figure out what was going on. Giles pump maybe just the way it acts as that is what I had too. center of the exhaust manifold drill and tap...don't buy a weld in.With my Giles pump I could see 1650F if I got into it. Only did it a couple times. I tried to stay under 1300-1400F at all times, but usually would shift when I would see 1200F.
part 6 messing with you.
Quote from: R.O.R-2.0 on April 09, 2012, 08:37:34 amdrill the manifold with the engine cold, and running. it will push any metal particles BACK OUT THE HOLE from the exhaust being forced out..Does it need to be said: "Eye protection advised!"J.R.SoCal