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www.dieselsite.com, i got mine from there and it works fine $29.00. if i where to do it again i think i would get one from www.itpdiesel.com. its a little more money but it looks like a nicer unit
I noticed a difference when I put mine in. When the MAP sensor gets a reading over 22psi, the PCM defuels. Now I can scream all the way up to 30psi without that happening.
I got the single releif valve from diesel manor for about 27 bucks shipped,, they were the cheapest i could find. If only it would work
I still get the over boost light. I even moved it close as i could to the map sensor and as far away and made no difference. Have taken it apart several times too,, I'm clueless. I hear the double valve units work much better.
I got the single releif valve from diesel manor for about 27 bucks shipped,, they were the cheapest i could find. If only it would work
I still get the over boost light. I even moved it close as i could to the map sensor and as far away and made no difference. Have taken it apart several times too,, I'm clueless. I hear the double valve units work much better.
Try putting an oriface between the boost valve and the intake manifold. I'm guessing that the valve is being overcome by too much volume of air going through it. You can control that volume with a small oriface and then the blow off valve is free to control the pressure to the MAP. You'll have to experiment with sizes, get too small and you'll have slow response time for the MAP. That, I would guess, would feel like a bad case of turbo lag.
How do you know if its defueling? Is it a noticable feeling? I have same valve and not sure if it is working properly. The SES light comes on and then goes off and it doesn't read a code when I try ro pull one. I think I should try orifice to find out if it makes any difference.
Well if you have gauges it doesn't go over a certain PSI and your highest boost number you will see the SES. Usually around 22psi! Runnin stock I found it hard to get it to that point, so do all the proper mods to enable your truck to do this safely!!!
I got the single releif valve from diesel manor for about 27 bucks shipped,, they were the cheapest i could find. If only it would work
I still get the over boost light. I even moved it close as i could to the map sensor and as far away and made no difference. Have taken it apart several times too,, I'm clueless. I hear the double valve units work much better.
I had the same problem and I placed the boost gauge "T" between the BRV and the MAP sensor to test. Boost went to 22 Lbs MAX. And in this configuration I could not get my SES light to go on. So I placed my BRV as close to the turbo as I could and added another 12 inches of hose going to the MAP sensor, and since I did that, SES does not come on anymore (for over boost). Turbo -> Boost Gauge "T" -> BRV ----> MAP... Also was suggested that some WD40 be added to the valve just in case it was sticking. Now my boost goes to 30Lbs and no SES light
When you took apart the BRV, did you notice that one of the brass hose fittings has a restrictor installed? This restrictor should be on the MAP side of the BRV. So the higher pressure goes out the pop-off valve, lower pressure to the MAP sensor. If the restrictor is not installed (or on the wrong side of the BRV), MAP will see high pressure.
It all seems to be right, thats what is strange. I did think about some wd 40 in it,, Wasnt sure how that might effect the MAP Sensor though. Havent really messed with it lately but might try again tomorrow, might ad some hose too and see what that does. I dont really notice a difference when the SES light comes on at about 26lbs, Still pegs the gauge at 30 too if i stay in it.When i switched back to the factory airbox i did notice the light didnt come on as fast. With the kwik filter it comes on almost immediately when you mash it,obviously much better flow.
...I did think about some wd 40 in it,, Wasnt sure how that might effect the MAP Sensor though....
Unless you did the CCV mod, WD40 would be cleaner oil than what is curently flowing throught the intake. Plus the first time you stomp on the throttle, most of the WD40 on the pop-off valve, would be released to the engine compartment. I only added a drop or two on mine. then took it out for a spin
Test your BRV and make sure its not going over 22Lbs or so. Just place your boost gauge between the MAP and BRV.